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Maurice Quentin de La Tour
ca. 1750

Maurice Quentin de La Tour
ca.1745

Jean Ducrollay
Miniature based on portrait by Maurice Quentin de La Tour
1754–55

Augustin de Saint-Aubin
After Maurice Quentin de La Tour
1777

Etcher Jacques Firmin Beauvarlet
After Maurice Quentin de La Tour
1750–95

Etcher John Kay
After an engraving by Georg Friedrich Schmidt
After a self-portrait by Maurice Quentin de La Tour
1813
Engraver Etienne Ficquet
After Maurice Quentin de La Tour
ca. 1771
Engraver Etienne Ficquet
After Maurice Quentin de La Tour
Sitter Voltaire
1762

Mary Cassatt
1898

Gilbert Stuart
1796

Gilbert Stuart
begun 1795

John Singleton Copley
ca. 1767–69

Gilbert Stuart
ca. 1803

Attributed to Sébastien Bourdon

Sir Henry Raeburn
1805

Frederick Goodall
ca. 1852–53

Baron Dominique Vivant Denon
ca. 1780

Former Attribution Formerly attributed to John Smibert
School of Sir Godfrey Kneller
ca. 1720–30

Louis Léopold Boilly
ca. 1805

Pierre Michel Alix
After Ambrose Louis Garneray
1794

John Wollaston
1749–52

Thomas Gainsborough

Wallerant Vaillant
17th century

Louis Tocqué
ca. 1740

American
1817

Pierre Michel Alix
1791

European
early 18th century

Italian Painter

John Singleton Copley
ca. 1767–70

American
ca. 1845

Dutch Painter

Jean-Baptiste Perronneau
1756

Wallerant Vaillant
17th century

Louis Marin Bonnet
After Louis Michel Vanloo
1771

John Singleton Copley
1771

George Engleheart
ca. 1780

John Russell
1791

Joseph Blackburn
ca. 1762–63

Jeremiah Theus
1757

Thomas Frye
1760

Samuel Lovett Waldo
ca. 1820

Henrietta Johnston
ca. 1708–10
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