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24 works match your filters.

Medium:Print46 Painting33 Drawing24 Sculpture8 Textile2

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With image24
All24
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2010s14
2000s21
1990s97
1980s131
1970s245
1960s325
1950s169
1940s215
1930s170
1920s204
1910s317
1900s109
1890s99
1880s38
1870s50
1860s53
1850s41
1840s15
1830s50
1820s12
1810s14
1800s1,405
1790s1,555
1780s68
1770s25

Medium

Painting33
Print46
Drawing24
Sculpture8
Textile2

Institution

National Gallery of Art11
Art Institute of Chicago5
The Metropolitan Museum of Art5
National Museum of Asian Art2
Cleveland Museum of Art1

Nationality

- Europe
French14
German5
British1

Movement

Rococo5
Classicism1

Exhibition History

Has exhibition record6

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Material

paper (fiber product)5
chalk3
laid paper3
chalk sticks1
crayons1
pastels (crayons)1
red chalk1

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Design for Trophy with Gardening Tools, Jean Baptiste Huet, n.d., Red chalk on ivory laid paper, tipped onto tan laid paper

Design for Trophy with Gardening Tools

Jean Baptiste Huet · n.d.

Red chalk on ivory laid paper, tipped onto tan laid paper

Art Institute of Chicago

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1 show

The Presentation in the Temple, François Boucher, c. 1770, pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash, and black chalk, heightened with white paint; framing lines in pen and brown ink

The Presentation in the Temple

François Boucher · c. 1770

pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash, and black chalk, heightened with white paint; framing lines in pen and brown ink

Cleveland Museum of Art

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22 shows