Jean-Siméon Chardin – Portrait of the Son of M. Godefroy, Jeweler, Watching a Top Spin (Child with a Top; Auguste Gabriel Godefroy) Part 1 Louvre

Part 1 Louvre – Jean-Siméon Chardin -- Portrait of the Son of M. Godefroy, Jeweler, Watching a Top Spin (Child with a Top; Auguste Gabriel Godefroy)
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Part 1 Louvre - Jean-Baptiste Greuze (1725-1805) -- The Punished Son

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Part 1 Louvre - Leonardo da Vinci -- Madonna of the Rocks (Virgin of the Rocks)

Part 1 Louvre - Frans Pourbus the Younger (1569-1622) -- Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata

Part 1 Louvre - Jacques Stella -- Clelia crossing the Tiber

Part 1 Louvre - Nicolas Poussin -- Appearance of the Virgin to Saint James the Greater

Part 1 Louvre - Ingres, Jean Auguste Dominique -- Jeanne d’Arc au sacre du roi Charles VII dans la cathedrale de Reims, 1429. Joan of Arc at the coronation of King Charles VII in the cathedral at Reims, July 1429 Canvas, 240 x 178 cm, 1854 M.I. 667

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