Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres – Saint Louis, King of France, study for a stained-glass window for the Chapelle Saint-Ferdinand; one of fourteen figures of saints Part 4 Louvre

Part 4 Louvre – Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres -- Saint Louis, King of France, study for a stained-glass window for the Chapelle Saint-Ferdinand; one of fourteen figures of saints

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Part 4 Louvre - Giovanni Paolo Panini -- Preparations for fireworks and decoration for the festival given in honor of the birth of Louis, the Dauphin of France, in the Piazza Navona

Part 4 Louvre - Jean-Baptiste Regnault (1754-1829) -- Socrates Dragging Alcibiades from the Arms of Voluptuous Pleasure

Part 4 Louvre - Carlo Braccesco -- Annunciation Triptych; detail of right panel with Saint Stephen and a martyred Carmelite

Part 4 Louvre - Stom, Mattias (c1600 Amersfoort - p1650 Sicily) -- Pilate washing his hands

Part 4 Louvre - Bernardino Luini -- Christ blessing

Part 4 Louvre - Andrea Solario -- Annunciation

Part 4 Louvre - Francisco Herrera the Elder (c. 1576-1656) -- Saint Bonaventure Receiving Communion From an Angel

Part 4 Louvre - Domenichino -- Landscape with Flight into Egypt

Part 4 Louvre - Théodore Géricault -- Raft of the Medusa, second painted sketch (Le Radeau de la Méduse)

Part 4 Louvre - Joos de Momper the younger -- Mountain Landscape with Bridge and Four Riders

Part 4 Louvre - Herman Naiwincx -- The baptism of an Ethiopian eunuch by the Apostle and Deacon Saint Phillip

Part 4 Louvre - Théodore Chassériau -- Romeo and Juliet, Act V, scene 3

Part 4 Louvre - Guido Reni (1575-1642) -- Abduction of Helen

Part 4 Louvre - Carle van Loo -- Aeneas carrying Anchises

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C'est peut-être tableau représentant un homme vêtu d’une robe bleue, portant une croix sur le bras, une couronne sur la tête et une canne dans la main gauche..

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