Allegory of the birth of Marie de France, daughter of the Dauphin Louis de France Charles-Joseph Natoire (1700-1777)

Charles-Joseph Natoire – Allegory of the birth of Marie de France, daughter of the Dauphin Louis de France
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Painter: Charles-Joseph Natoire

Location: Palace of Versailles (Château de Versailles), Paris.

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Charles-Joseph Natoire - Louise-Anne de Bourbon, Mlle de Charolais (1695-1758), in a monk’s robe, holding the chord of St. Francis

Charles-Joseph Natoire - Self-portrait

Charles-Joseph Natoire - The rest of Diana

Charles-Joseph Natoire - Cupid sharpening arrow

Charles-Joseph Natoire - Don Quixote and the Knight of Mirrors

Charles-Joseph Natoire - Venus and Adonis

Charles-Joseph Natoire - Beauty rekindles the flame of Love

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Charles-Joseph Natoire - Louis de France, dauphin (fils de Louis XV)

Charles-Joseph Natoire - A Personification of Music

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