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Landscape, Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain British, French, Graphite; framing lines in pen and black and brown ink — Landscape
Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain
1730–58

Dance Under the Trees (Landscape with Rural Dance), Claude Lorrain (Claude Gellée) French, Etching and engraving — Dance Under the Trees (Landscape with Rural Dance)
Multiple artists/makers
1742

A classical landscape, Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain British, French, Graphite, pen and gray ink, brush and blue, brown and gray wash — A classical landscape
Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain
1730–58

Storm, Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain British, French, Etching — Storm
Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain
Publisher Robert Sayer
ca. 1745–58

Calm, Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain British, French, Etching — Calm
Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain
Publisher Robert Sayer
ca. 1745–58

Landscape, Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain British, French, Etching — Landscape
Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain
ca. 1730–58

View of Birmingham, Peter Paul Benazech British, Etching — View of Birmingham
Engraver Peter Paul Benazech
After Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain
ca. 1755

View of the Village of Birmingham, Peter Paul Benazech British, Etching — View of the Village of Birmingham
Engraver Peter Paul Benazech
After Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain
ca. 1755

A Collection of Landscapes and Figures

Etcher Paul Sandby

Etcher Jean-Baptiste-Claude Chatelain

Publisher Richard Holmes Laurie

1820–30

A Land-Storm (Landscape with Pyramus and Thisbe)

Multiple artists/makers

1769 (?)

The calling of the Apostles; four fishing boats drawing up to shore, St. Peter stepping out of the nearest and bowing before Christ, who stands on the shore; after Pietro da Cortona

Multiple artists/makers

ca. 1730–58

Castel Gandolfo, on a cliff above a lake, two men and a dog walking in the landscape at left

Multiple artists/makers

1769

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