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Venus stopping love
Charles Antoine Coypel
1714–52
Book 1, Fable 11: Bags of destinies (Les sacs des destinées)
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
Blacksmith Cupids
Louis Desplaces
1714–39
Study of a Reclining Female Nude
Charles Antoine Coypel
1710–50
Don Quixote hanging from the window of an inn as his foot rests on the back of his horse
François Joullain
1724
Portrait of Adrienne Lecouvreur as Cornelia in Corneille's "La Mort de Pompée"
Pierre Imbert Drevet
1730
François de Jullienne (1722–1754) and Marie Elisabeth de Jullienne (Marie Elisabeth de Séré de Rieux, 1724–1795)
Charles Antoine Coypel
1743
Sancho Panza sits astride a wooden structure at right while Don Quixote looks at him with surprise, and a man rides Sancho's stolen donkey in the background
Simon Francis Ravenet, the elder
1724
The Virgin and Child
Charles Antoine Coypel
1714–52
Youth under the clothing of decrepitude (La jeunesse sous les habillements de la décrépitude)
Renée Elizabeth Marlie Lépicié
1751
Book 4, Fable 13: the treasure (Le trésor)
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
Cat atop a tomb
Charles Antoine Coypel
1714–52
Cupid teaching (L'Amour-Précepteur)
Bernard Lepicié
1730
Allegorical Figure of Painting
Charles Antoine Coypel
early 18th century
Age adorned by folly with the clothes of youth
Louis Surugue
1745
Plate 27: Doña Rodriguez, who is speaking at night with Don Quixote, is surprised by the ladies of the Duchess (La Dame Rodrigue, s'entretenant de nuit avec Don Quichotte, est suprise par les Demoiselles de las Duchesse)
Bernard Picart
1745
Portrait of Molière, from the "Oeuvres de Molière"
Nicolas Bernard Lépicié
mid-18th century
Teapot
Meissen Manufactory
ca. 1725, decorated ca. 1740
Don Quixote has Sancho ask the Duchess for permission to see her
Louis Surugue
1724
Ecce Homo
François Joullain
1720–62
Portrait of Charles d'Orleans, Abbe of Rothelin
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1744–49
Ecce Homo
Charles Antoine Coypel
early 18th century
The Graces, Fable VIII in La Motte, Fables Nouvelles
Charles Nicolas Cochin I
1719
Book 4, Fable 16: the peace (La paix)
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
Don Quixote is served by the ladies of the Duchess
Louis Surugue
1724
Don Quixote on horseback with a barber's bowl on his head as a hat
Louis Surugue
1723–24
Cupid, the chimney sweep
Charles Antoine Coypel
1714–52
Plate 13: entrance of Love and Wealth to Gamache's wedding (Entrée de L'amour et de la Richesse aux Noces de Gamache)
Pieter Tanjé
1745
La Dolorida and her ladies in waiting show Don Quxjote the beards which they have been given by the giant Malambruno
Louis Surugue
1724
Plate 17: Don Quixote is served by the ladies of the Duchess (Don Quichotte est servi par les Demoiselles de la Duchesse)
Bernard Picart
1745
Summer (L'Esté)
Simon Francis Ravenet, the elder
1742–62
Book 2, Fable 20: Minos and death (Minos et la mort)
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719
Don Quixote on horseback with a barber's bowl on his head as a hat
Louis Surugue
1724
Who laughs to see these Children rear, a Structure which a breath o'erthrows...
Elisha Kirkall
ca. 1740
The princess of Micomicona, kneeling before Don Quixote and asking him to restore her to the throne
Louis Surugue
1724
Don Quixote consults the enchanted head at Don Antonio Moreno's house
François Joullain
1724
Don Quixote
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
1724
Sancho's remarkable judgment, who is seated in the governor's chair at center
Louis Surugue
1724
Doña Rodriguez, who is speaking at night with Don Quixote, is surprised by the ladies of the Duchess
Louis Surugue
1724
Book 2, Fable 9: the chameleon (Le camelon)
Nicolas Henry Tardieu
1719