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Book 2, Fable 9: the Chameleon (Le Camelon), from "Fables Nouvelles"
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
Plate 27: Doña Rodriguez, who is speaking at night with Don Quixote, is surprised by the ladies of the Duchess (La Dame Rodrigue, s'entretenant de nuit avec Don Quichotte, est suprise par les Demoiselles de las Duchesse)
Bernard Picart
1745
Design for a Tapestry Seat of a Sofa
Charles Antoine Coypel
1721
Don Quixote is served by the ladies of the Duchess
Louis Surugue
1724
Book 4, Fable 16: The Peace (La Paix), from "Fables Nouvelles"
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
Aymon Premier
Anne Claude Philippe de Tubières, comte de Caylus
1726
Saints Peter and Paul appearing to Attila, brandishing swords in the sky at upper right, after a drawing by Raphael in the Louvre
Anne Claude Philippe de Tubières, comte de Caylus
ca. 1720–52
Don Quixote standing beside a knight he has just defeated
Nicolas Charles Silvestre
1724
Doña Rodriguez, who is speaking at night with Don Quixote, is surprised by the ladies of the Duchess
Louis Surugue
1724
Book 4, Fable 7: Pandora, from "Fables Nouvelles"
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
Summer (L'Esté)
Simon Francis Ravenet, the elder
1742–62
Book 1, Fable 16: The Magician (La Magicienne), from "Fables Nouvelles"
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
Book 2, Fable 1: the Two Oracles (Les Deux Oracles), from "Fables Nouvelles"
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
Youth in the Garmets of Decrepitude
Renée Elizabeth Marlie Lépicié
1714–73
Book 1, Fable 13: the Lottery of Jupiter (La Lotterie de Jupiter), from "Fables Nouvelles"
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
The princess of Micomicona, kneeling before Don Quixote and asking him to restore her to the throne
Louis Surugue
1724
Sancho's arrival on the island of Barataria
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1724
The sweet and insinuating education given by a saint (Education douce et insinuante donnée par une Sainte)
Louis Desplaces
1700–39
Who laughs to see these Children rear, a Structure which a breath o'erthrows...
Elisha Kirkall
ca. 1740
Rinaldo abandoning Armida
François Joullain
1720–62
The Coquettish Widow
Bernard Lepicié
1724
Gravures de Boucher pour les Oeuvres de Molière [Figures de Boucher pour Molière]
Jean-Baptiste Mauzaisse
mid-18th century
Shepherdesses attending the wedding of Gamache
Madeleine Horthemels
1724
Wisdom freeing Don Quixote from Madness
Charles Nicolas Cochin I
1724
Book 3, Fable 1: Achille and Chiron, from "Fables Nouvelles"
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
Allegorical Figure of Painting
Charles Antoine Coypel
early 18th century
Plate 17: Don Quixote is served by the ladies of the Duchess (Don Quichotte est servi par les Demoiselles de la Duchesse)
Bernard Picart
1745
Cupid teaching (L'Amour-Précepteur)
Bernard Lepicié
1730
An old man crying into a tunic while his sons pull it away from him
Francois de Poilly
1724
Book 4, Fable 13: the Treasure (Le Trésor), from "Fables Nouvelles"
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
Sancho's departure for the island of Barataria
Louis Surugue
1724
Book 4, Fable 3: the Opinion (L'Opinion), from "Fables Nouvelles"
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
The Coquettish Widow
Simon Nicolas Duflos
1747
The neglected lover (Le negligé galant)
Manuel Salvador Carmona
1760
George Dandin, Act 3, last scene
François Joullain
1726
Don Quixote kneeling and embracing the feet of a peasant woman who is riding a donkey
Jean-Baptiste Haussard
1724
Bold satire in the depths of the forest (Satire audacieux, dans le fond des forets)
Louis Desplaces
1714–39
Portrait of Adrienne Lecouvreur as Cornelia in Corneille's "La Mort de Pompée"
Pierre Imbert Drevet
1730
Woman looking at a portrait of her lover
Louis Surugue
1747
The Coquettish Widow
Bernard Lepicié
1724