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Portrait of Woman and Three Children
Gustave Boulanger
1852
Arab Woman
Gustave Boulanger
1845–88
Casimir le Conte, after Boulanger
Charles Meryon
1856
Figure of a Man Standing
Anonymous, French, 19th century
19th century
[Gustave Boulanger]
Robert Jefferson Bingham
1861–1870
Plate 6: Romulus marking the perimeter of Rome; after the cycle on Romulus and Remus painted by the Carracci family in the Palazzo Magnani, Bologna
Jean Boulanger
1659
Plate 1: The wolf suckling the babies Romulus and Remus; after the cycle on Romulus and Remus painted by the Carracci family in the Palazzo Magnani, Bologna
Jean Boulanger
1659
Plate 3: Romulus standing before King Amulius as a prisoner; after the cycle on Romulus and Remus painted by the Carracci family in the Palazzo Magnani, Bologna
Jean Boulanger
1659
Plate 7: The rape of the Sabine women; after the cycle on Romulus and Remus painted by the Carracci family in the Palazzo Magnani, Bologna
Jean Boulanger
1659
Plate 4: The murder of King Amulius by Romulus and his companions; after the cycle on Romulus and Remus painted by the Carracci family in the Palazzo Magnani, Bologna
Jean Boulanger
1659
Plate 5: Criminals taking refuge on the Campidoglio begin to form the people of Rome; after the cycle on Romulus and Remus painted by the Carracci family in the Palazzo Magnani, Bologna
Jean Boulanger
1659
Plate 2: Remus fighting the robbers who had stolen their herd; after the cycle on Romulus and Remus painted by the Carracci family in the Palazzo Magnani, Bologna
Jean Boulanger
1659
Circus Sideshow (Parade de cirque)
Georges Seurat
1887–88
Mount for Spear Shaft
Late Roman
ca. 400
[Mugshots of Suspected Anarchists from French Police Files]
Alphonse Bertillon
1891–95