Pierre-Antoine-Auguste Vafflard – Edward Young (1683–1765) and His Step-Daughter Elizabeth Temple (d. 1736) Metropolitan Museum: part 2

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 – Pierre-Antoine-Auguste Vafflard - Edward Young (1683–1765) and His Step-Daughter Elizabeth Temple (d. 1736)

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Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Master of the Berswordt Altar - The Flagellation

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Attributed to Bernard van Orley - The Birth and Naming of Saint John the Baptist; (reverse) Trompe-l’oeil with Painting of The Man of Sorrows

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Théodore Chassériau - Scene from the Gallic Wars: The Gaul Littavicus, Betraying the Roman Cause, Flees to Gergovie to Support Vercingétorix

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - François-Joseph Heim - The Sack of Jerusalem by the Romans

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Henri Lehmann - Study of a Female Nude

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Auguste-Xavier Leprince - Man in Oriental Costume in the Artist’s Studio

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Federico Barocci - Saint Francis

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Vincent van Gogh - The Potato Peeler (recto: Self-Portrait with a Straw Hat)

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Philippe de Champaigne - The Annunciation

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - German Painter, 1440–50 - The Annunciation

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Annibale Carracci - Saint John the Baptist Bearing Witness

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Henri Rousseau (French, Laval 1844–1910 Paris) - The Repast of the Lion

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Mattia Preti (Italian, Taverna 1613–1699 Valletta) - Saint John the Baptist Preaching

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 - Franz Anton Maulbertsch - The Glorification of the Royal Hungarian Saints

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L'image a quelque chose de ça: gens, porter, femme, homme, deux, sous-marin, voile, arme, guerre, eau, vue de côté, exploration, renaissance.
C'est peut-être peinture d’un homme portant une femme en robe blanche et un homme en costume noir avec un châle blanc sur un fond sombre.

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