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Eugène Delacroix
After Antoine Watteau
1798–1863

Multiple artists/makers
modeled 1738, this example ca. 1744
Arthur Pond
After Antoine Watteau
Sitter John Misaubin
1739

Multiple artists/makers
1741–44
Multiple artists/makers
1829

Multiple artists/makers
[before 1790]

Eugène Atget
1927

Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1770–75

Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1770–75
Multiple artists/makers
1875
Multiple artists/makers
1849
Multiple artists/makers
1798

Nicolas Lancret
ca. 1736

Jean-Baptiste Joseph Pater
ca. 1734

Bartholomew Dandridge
possibly early 1730s

Hubert Robert
1773

Edmé Charles de Lioux de Savignac
ca. 1766–72

George Barret, the younger
1820–42

Jean-Baptiste Joseph Pater
ca. 1733

Jérôme François Chantereau
ca. 1750

Luis Paret y Alcázar
ca. 1772

Louis Marin Bonnet
After Pierre Antoine Baudouin
mid to late 18th century

Bernardo Bellotto
1744

View of the Piazza di San Marco Toward the South (showing the now destroyed church of San Geminiano)
Attributed to Giacomo Guardi
1764–1835

Johann Esaias Nilson
1741–88

Mariano Fortuny Marsal
1868

Claude Lorrain (Claude Gellée)
1645

Peter Paul Rubens
Workshop of Peter Paul Rubens
ca. 1633–35

Engraver Nicolas Dupin
After Jean Nicolas de La Hire
1778–87

François Boucher
1768

Louis Marin Bonnet
After Pierre Antoine Baudouin
1787–93

Gobelins Tapestry Looms Company
ca. 1922–30

Claude Lorrain (Claude Gellée)
ca. 1639

Peter Jacob Horemans
1730

Multiple artists/makers
May 1, 1817

Jan van der Heyden
ca. 1668–70
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