1728 Gallery

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William van der Gouwen (after Gerard Hoet) - Figures de la Bible (1728).Illustration for Genesis 1:1

The French Model 1728 Musket,The French introduced their first standardized military musket in the e

jeannepompadour:Portrait of the daughters of George II of Great Britain by Philip Mercier, painted i

Portrait of the daughters of George II of Great Britain by Philip Mercier, painted in 1728Princess A

Festivities in a park with the dancer Marie Camargo dancing with a partner by Nicolas Lancret, c. 17

Bernhard Otto von Rehbinder by Martin van Meytens, 1728.

Seated Male NudeUbaldo Gandolfi (Italian; 1728–1781)undatedRed chalk, highlighted with white The Met

kecobe:Raphael Morghen (Italian; 1758–1833) after Anton Raphael Mengs (German; 1728–1779)Apollo and

frigateandgalleon:A contemporary diagram illustrating a first- and a third-rate ship from the 1728 C

manfrommars2049:‘New York City: The 22nd Century’ by John Berkey (19??) [1728 x 2938] via RetroFutur

Anton Raphael Mengs (German; 1728–1779)John Viscount Garlies, Later 7th Earl of Galloway, as Master

speciesbarocus: Franz Ernst Brückmann - Epistola itineraria (1728). [x]

mia-asian-art: Moon Gate, 1728, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Chinese, South and Southeast Asian Art

It turns out not everyone is equally excited about Leap Day. In this 1728 poem, the personification

ars-videndi:Anton Raphael Mengs (Aussig, Bohemia 1728 - 1779 Rome), The Annunciation, 1776-1779, oil

Seated Male NudeUbaldo Gandolfi (Italian; 1728–1781)18th centuryRed and black chalk, highlighted wit

The Adoration of the ShepherdsAnton Raphael Mengs (German; 1728–1779)1770Oil on oak panelMuseo Nacio

Anton Raphael Mengs (Aussig, Bohemia 1728 - 1779 Rome), two Apostles in the Prado Museum. Oil on can

Reclining Male NudeUbaldo Gandolfi (Italian; 1728–1781)18th centuryRed chalk, highlighted with white

Anton Raphael Mengs (Aussig, Bohemia 1728 - 1779 Rome), Ecce Homo, c. 1777-1779. Museo de Bellas Art

Erection of the Tabernacle and the Sacred Vessels, 1728

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