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Les proportions du corps humain, mesurées sur les plus belles figures de l'antiquité, Girard Audran French
Les proportions du corps humain, mesurées sur les plus belles figures de l'antiquité
Printmaker Girard Audran
1683
Figures de Differents caracteres, de Paysages . . .Volume I, Antoine Watteau French, Etching
Figures de Differents caracteres, de Paysages . . .Volume I
Antoine Watteau
Publisher Girard Audran
Publisher François I Chéreau
1726
Figures de Differents caracteres, de Paysages . . .Volume II, Antoine Watteau French, Etching
Figures de Differents caracteres, de Paysages . . .Volume II
Antoine Watteau
Publisher Heirs of Girard Audran
Publisher François I Chéreau
1728
Frontispiece for 'Theatrum Vitae Humanae', Girard Audran French, Etching
Frontispiece for 'Theatrum Vitae Humanae'
Girard Audran
1678
Painting, Jean Audran French, Etching
Painting
Engraver Jean Audran
After Girard Audran
1690
Portrait of Pierre Séguier, Girard Audran French, Etching
Portrait of Pierre Séguier
Girard Audran
1672
The Battle of Antioch, Girard Audran French, Etching
The Battle of Antioch
Artist and publisher Girard Audran
After Guillaume Courtois
1672–78
The Taking of Alexandria, Girard Audran French, Etching
The Taking of Alexandria
Artist and publisher Girard Audran
After Guillaume Courtois
1672–78
Diverses Ornemens & Masque
Multiple artists/makers
1676
Ornemens
Designer Designed by Georges Charmeton
Engraver Engraved by Nicolas Robert
Publisher Published by Girard Audran
1640–85
Plusieurs Sortes d'Ornemens comme Paneaux ou Montans, Scabellons, Platfonds
Georges Charmeton
Engraver Engraved by Nicolas Robert
Publisher Published by Girard Audran
1635–74
Plusieurs Sortes d'Ornemens & Masque
Georges Charmeton
Engraver Engraved by Girard Audran
Publisher Published by Nicolas Robert
1676
Plusieurs Vaze
Designer Designed by Georges Charmeton
Engraver Engraved by Nicolas Robert
Publisher Published by Girard Audran
1676
Les Proportions du Corps Humain: Mesurées sur les Plus Belles Figures de l'Antiquité (Proportions of the Human Body Measured from the Most Beautiful Antique Sculptures)
Artist and publisher Girard Audran
1683
Arch and Panels to Use with Carriages and Other Ornaments (Ceintre et Paneaux pour servir a des Carosse et autres ornemens)
Designer Georges Charmeton
Engraver Nicolas Robert
Publisher Girard Audran
ca. 1670–76
Arch and Panels to Use with Carriages and Other Ornaments (Ceintre et Paneaux pour servir a des Carosse et autres ornemens), Plate 1
Designer Georges Charmeton
Engraver Nicolas Robert
Publisher Girard Audran
ca. 1670–76
Arch and Panels to Use with Carriages and Other Ornaments (Ceintre et Paneaux pour servir a des Carosse et autres ornemens), Plate 2
Designer Georges Charmeton
Engraver Nicolas Robert
Publisher Girard Audran
ca. 1670–76
Arch and Panels to Use with Carriages and Other Ornaments (Ceintre et Paneaux pour servir a des Carosse et autres ornemens), Plate 3
Designer Georges Charmeton
Engraver Nicolas Robert
Publisher Girard Audran
ca. 1670–76
Arch and Panels to Use with Carriages and Other Ornaments (Ceintre et Paneaux pour servir a des Carosse et autres ornemens), Plate 4
Designer Georges Charmeton
Engraver Nicolas Robert
Publisher Girard Audran
ca. 1670–76
Arch and Panels to Use with Carriages and Other Ornaments (Ceintre et Paneaux pour servir a des Carosse et autres ornemens), Plate 5
Designer Georges Charmeton
Engraver Nicolas Robert
Publisher Girard Audran
ca. 1670–76
Arch and Panels to Use with Carriages and Other Ornaments (Ceintre et Paneaux pour servir a des Carosse et autres ornemens), Plate 6
Designer Georges Charmeton
Engraver Nicolas Robert
Publisher Girard Audran
ca. 1670–76
Ulysses discoveres Achilles; Achilles, dressed as a woman, removes weapons from a chest, revealing his true identity to Ulysses, who stands next to him
Girard Audran
After Annibale Carracci
1685–1703
Two scenes set inside elaborate frames and sculpture work; at top a triumphal procession with three men at center carrying Goliath's severed head on a spike, David following behind, at bottom King Saul seated at center watching David walk away holding his sling; after the frescoes by Pietro da Cortona in the Palazzo del Pigneto, Rome
Girard Audran
After Pietro da Cortona (Pietro Berrettini)
1668
Two putti playing with a small bird on a string at top, David holding open the mouth of a lion at center, and two putti playing with a hare at bottom, all set within elaborate frames and sculpture work; after the frescoes by Pietro da Cortona in the Palazzo del Pigneto, Rome
Girard Audran
After Pietro da Cortona (Pietro Berrettini)
1668
A putto seated next to a basket of fruit and a peacock at left, David slaying Goliath at center, and two putti wrestling over a hare at right, all set within elaborate frames and sculpture work; after the frescoes by Pietro da Cortona in the Palazzo del Pigneto, Rome
Girard Audran
After Pietro da Cortona (Pietro Berrettini)
1668
The Martyrdom of Saint Agnes
Girard Audran
After Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri)
ca. 1660–1703
The Mystery of the Rosary
Girard Audran
After Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri)
ca. 1660–1703
Martyrdom of Saint Agnes
Girard Audran
After Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri)
ca. 1650
Solomon enthroned
Girard Audran
After Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri)
ca.1666
Judith with the head of Holofernes
Girard Audran
After Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri)
ca. 1666
David with Harp and other musicians
Girard Audran
After Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri)
ca. 1666

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