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Sphiron
Gilles Rousselet
ca. 1639–40
Sémiramis
Gilles Rousselet
ca. 1639–40
Sibylle Hellespontique
Gilles Rousselet
ca. 1635
Ecce Homo with three angels
Gilles Rousselet
1634–86
Marie Stuart
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Marianne
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Théagène
Gilles Rousselet
ca. 1639–40
Saint Paul
Gilles Rousselet
1620–86
Saint Theresa praying alongside Christ, who points upwards to God the Father and the Holy Spirit
Gilles Rousselet
1635–1700
The Virgin with arms crossed over her chest, looking up to the left, in an oval frame, after Reni
Gilles Rousselet
1640–45
Grammar: a young woman standing in a decorated interior holding an open book in her left hand and pointing to the alphabet inscribed on its pages with her right hand, from the series 'The liberal arts' (Les arts liberaux)
Gilles Rousselet
1633–35
Rhetoric: a young woman standing in a decorated interior with a caduceus in her right hand and a closed fan in her left hand, from "The liberal arts" (Les arts liberaux)
Gilles Rousselet
1633–35
Camme
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Sibylle Erythréenne
Gilles Rousselet
ca. 1635
Une Dame de Chypre
Abraham Bosse
1647
Porcie
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Dialectic: a young woman standing in a decorated interior and touching her right index finger to her left middle finger in a counting gesture, at her feet is a toad seated on a stack of books, from "The liberal arts" (Les arts liberaux)
Gilles Rousselet
1633–35
Panthée
Gilles Rousselet
1647
St. Scholastica
Gilles Rousselet
Déborah
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Sibylle Persique
Gilles Rousselet
ca. 1635
La Pucelle d'Orléans
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Lucrèce
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Monime
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Sibylle Samienne
Gilles Rousselet
ca. 1635
Artémise
Gilles Rousselet
ca. 1639–40
St. Genevieve
Gilles Rousselet
n.d.
Judith
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Music
Gilles Rousselet
17th century
The Virgin in prayer looking up to the left, in an oval frame, after Reni
Gilles Rousselet
1665
Arrie
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Arrie
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Ptolémée
Gilles Rousselet
ca. 1639–40
Antiope
Gilles Rousselet
ca. 1639–40
Sibyl of Europe, from La Galerie des femmes fortes
Gilles Rousselet
ca. 1635
French Judith, from Pierre Le Moyne's "La Gallerie des femmes fortes"
Abraham Bosse
1647
Artémise
Gilles Rousselet
1647
Zenobia, from Pierre Le Moyne's "La Gallerie des femmes fortes"
Abraham Bosse
ca. 1647
Autumn
Gilles Rousselet
17th century
Clélie
Gilles Rousselet
1647