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Entry of Louis XIV and Marie-Thérèse of Spain into Paris, August 29, 1660
Jean Le Pautre
1662
Flowers in a Vase
Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer
ca.1670–80
Saint Cecilia, at top left, distributing her clothes among the poor, figures below trying on and fighting over clothes, after a fresco by Domenichino (1612–15) in San Luigi dei Francesi, Rome
Francois de Poilly
ca. 1650–93
Basket of Flowers, Titlepage to the 'Book of Several Baskets of Flowers' (Livre de Plusieurs Corbeilles de Fleurs (...))
Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer
17th century
Michel de Marolles
Nicolas de Poilly
1640–96
The Death of the Rich Man
Abraham Bosse
mid-17th century
Basket of Flowers from the Book of Several Baskets of Flowers, Designed and Engraved by Baptiste Monnoyer (Livre de Plusieurs Corbeilles de Fleurs dessiné et gravé par Baptiste Monnoyer)
Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer
17th century
Reduced copy in reverse of the title page to "Galleria Dipinta nel Palazzo del Prencipe Panfilio"; after the ceiling frescoes by Pietro da Cortona depicting the history of Aeneas in the Palazzo Pamphili, Rome
Carlo Cesi
ca. 1661–80
The Kingdom of Heaven
Nicolas Cochin
ca. 1646
Two Designs for Panels with Candelabra Decorations, from: Montants d'ornement
Jean Le Pautre
ca. 1640–82
Upright Baskets of Flowers
Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer
before 1690
Veue des Tuillerie et du Jardin
Nicolas de Poilly
17th century
[Ironwork- Gateways]
Nicolas de Poilly
17th century
The Death of Saint Cecilia, the saint dying on the ground at center, a woman behind her pointing to the right at a priest, a woman kneeling at right cleaning up blood, an angel overhead about to crown Saint Cecilia with a laurel wreath, after a fresco by Domenichino (1612–15) in San Luigi dei Francesi, Rome
Jean-Baptiste de Poilly
ca. 1690–96
[Flowers Arranged in a Glass Vase]
Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer
about 1659