18th Century Art — Page 105
84,010 artworks · 1700-1799
Ecce Homo
Gaetano Vascellini|Carlo Dolci, 1765–1805
Comb-back Windsor armchair
Watch
John Worke, 1765–66
The Dispatch of the Messenger
François Boucher, 1765
The Virgin in prayer, looking at the sleeping infant Christ, in an oval frame, after Reni
Guido Reni|John Boydell|Simon Francis Ravenet, the elder, 1765
Teabowl and saucer
Lowestoft, ca. 1770
The Fifth Ichikawa Danjuro as a Man Standing
Katsukawa Shunshō 勝川春章, ca. 1775
Tea Table
Robert Harrold, 1765–75
Watch
Charles Coulon, ca. 1770
Second View of the Gulf of Venice
François-Anne David|Joseph Vernet, ca. 1770–1800
Putto as Mars (one of three figures)
Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory|Franz Anton Bustelli, ca. 1770
Head of a Man
Jakob Matthias Schmutzer, 1765–1810
Perfume burner (one of a pair)
Matthew Boulton|James Fothergill, probably ca. 1770
Design for a Lady's Writing Desk
Anonymous, French, 18th century, ca. 1770–85
Teapot
Ludwigsburg Porcelain Manufactory, ca. 1770
The Art of Painting
Ludwigsburg Porcelain Manufactory|Gottlieb Friedrich Riedel, ca. 1770
Goat
Ralph Wood the Younger, ca. 1770–80
Impetuous Storm
Bertaud|Joseph Vernet, ca. 1770
Bowl with cover
Le Nove Porcelain Manufactory, 1765–70
Seventh View of Italy
Joseph Vernet|Jacques Philippe Le Bas, ca. 1770
Sadness (from "Heads Representing the Various Passions of the Soul; as they are Expressed in the Human Countenance: Drawn by that Great Master Monsieur Le Brun")
Charles Le Brun|Robert Sayer|Anonymous, British, 18th century, 1765
Design for a Chest
Anonymous, French, 18th century, ca. 1770–90
Plate 9 depicting the trades of Rome, here including vendors of water, sardines, melons etc, from the 'Descrición de las artes que se llaman para los calles de la ciudad de Roma'
Giovanni Ambrogio Brambilla|Remondini, ca. 1770–1800
Plate 3 depicting the trades of Rome, here including vendors of flowers, chairs, basil etc, from the 'Descrición de las artes que se llaman para los calles de la ciudad de Roma'
Giovanni Ambrogio Brambilla|Remondini, ca. 1770–1800