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Evening clutch
Renard
ca. 1932
La Photographie ses origines, ses progrès, ses transformations
Edouard Baldus
1870s
Four European Gentlemen
ca. 1860
Floor Plan for the Renovations of the Château de Rambouillet
Jean Augustin Renard
ca. 1783
Cloister of the Certosa di San Martino, Naples
Louis Jean Desprez
ca. 1777–79
Poil de Carotte
Jules Renard
[ca. 1902]
Histoires Naturelles
Jules Renard
1928
La Maitresse (The Mistress)
Jules Renard
1896
The Feast of the Gods at the Marriage of Cupid and Psyche [left plate]
Hendrick Goltzius
1587
Histoires naturelles
Pierre Bonnard
[1904]
Tableau de Paris, Ouvrage illustre de quinze cents gravures, Vol. I
Edward Texier
1852–53
Tableau de Paris, Ouvrage illustre de quinze cents gravures, Vol. II
Edward Texier
1852–53
The North American Sylva; or a description of the forest trees of the U.S., Canada and Nova Scotia...
François André Michaux
1859
Renard Asks for Confession from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Narva
Jean Tinguely
1961
Renard Falsely Accuses His Father of Conspiring Against the Lion from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
The Reading of a Criminal Action Againt Renard from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
The Badger Hurries to Warn Renard of the Lion's Intention from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
The Cat Calls Renard to Appear before the Tribunal from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
The Bear Seeks Justice from the Lion Against Renard from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard Mounted on an Ass from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
The Rooster Accuses Renard of Murdering his Chicken from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard is Accused by the Wolf and Several Animals from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard Coninues his False Revelations from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard Exonerates Himself of His Crimes Before the Lion from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard Makes Fun of the Bear from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard Lies that the Rabbit Insulted One of His Children from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard Leaves with the badger from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
The Wolf Accuses Renard Once Again from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard Plays Another Trick on the She-Wolf from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard is Accused by the Animals Before the Lion from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard Wants to Find a Rooster from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
The Lion Allows a Fight Between the Wolf and Renard from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard Receives a New Citation from the Badger from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard is Sentenced to Death from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard Continues with His Lies from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Tile
late 15th century
The Wolf Accuses Renard of Eating the Fish that He Stole from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
Renard Convinces the Rabbit to Enter His Burrow and Kills Him from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75
The Bear Calls Renard to Appear Before the Council of the Animals from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
1650–75