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The Sleep of Cupid, Jean-Baptiste Michel French, Etching and engraving
The Sleep of Cupid
Jean-Baptiste Michel
After François Boucher
Venus and Cupid, Jean-Baptiste Michel French, Engraving and etching
Venus and Cupid
Engraver Jean-Baptiste Michel
After Carlo Maratti
Publisher John Boydell
May 1, 1779
The infant Christ lying on a wooden box, the Virgin kneeling in prayer before him, Saint Joseph at left, shepherds at right, in an octagonal frame, after Reni, Jean-Baptiste Michel French, Engraving
The infant Christ lying on a wooden box, the Virgin kneeling in prayer before him, Saint Joseph at left, shepherds at right, in an octagonal frame, after Reni
Multiple artists/makers
1783
The Nativity, Jean-Baptiste Michel French, Stipple engraving printed in red
The Nativity
Multiple artists/makers
1780
A nymph and shepherd, Jean-Baptiste Michel French, Engraving
A nymph and shepherd
Multiple artists/makers
1775
Christ and the Virgin flanking Joseph on his death bed; from the series 'Houghton Gallery'
Jean-Baptiste Michel
Formerly attributed to Velázquez (Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez)
Publisher John Boydell
1780
The prodigal son kneeling and surrounded by animals
Printmaker Jean-Baptiste Michel
After Salvator Rosa
Publisher John Boydell
1775
Abraham expelling Hagar from their home, an angel appears behind her; Sarah reclines on the right in front of the dwelling with a curtain drawn
After Pietro da Cortona (Pietro Berrettini)
Jean-Baptiste Michel
Intermediary draughtsman George Farington
1776

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