Jean-Marc Nattier – Mademoiselle de Lambesc of the House of Lorraine, as Minerva, arming her brother, the Comte de Brionne, and directing him to the arts of war Part 3 Louvre

Part 3 Louvre – Jean-Marc Nattier -- Mademoiselle de Lambesc of the House of Lorraine, as Minerva, arming her brother, the Comte de Brionne, and directing him to the arts of war

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Part 3 Louvre - Rousseau, Pierre-Étienne-Théodore (1812 Paris - 1867 Barbizon) -- Oaks in Apremont

Part 3 Louvre - Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi -- Landscape with People in Antique Costumes near a River

Part 3 Louvre - Jean-Baptiste Oudry -- Still life with fruit and game

Part 3 Louvre - Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot -- Florence. View from the Boboli Gardens.

Part 3 Louvre - Jules Robert Auguste -- Conversation in a Park

Part 3 Louvre - David Teniers II -- Village festival with aristocratic couple

Part 3 Louvre - Ingres, Jean Auguste Dominique -- Romulus, vainqueur d’Acron, porte les depuilles opimes au temple de Jupiter-Romulus, victorious against Acron, carries Acron’s body to the temple of Jupiter, 1812. Canvas, 276 x 530 cm DL 1969-1

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Jean-Marc Nattier -- Mademoiselle de Lambesc of the House of Lorraine, as Minerva, arming her brother, the Comte de Brionne, and directing him to the arts of war. Part 3 Louvre

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