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the-darkest-of-lights:shewhoworshipscarlin:Apothecary cabinet, 1730s.I want one

Portrait of Marie Leczinska, Queen of France, 1730s

Henry Benedict Maria Clement Stuart by Louis Gabriel Blanchet, 1738

Portrait of a Young Officer by Louis Tocqué,1739

John Manners, 2nd Duke of Rutland by Jean-Baptiste Closterman 1730s 

Restored mantua in Lincolnshire. Made from Spitafield silk, 1737

Elisabeth Christine, Queen of Prussia by Antoine Pesne, c. 1730s

Portrait of a lady by an unknown Neapolitan painter, 1730s

Wedding of Marie-Anne-Louise de Lunati-Visconti and Prince Antoine Esterházy at the château de Lunév

Wedding breakfast of Maria Theresa of Austria and Francis by Martin van Meytens, c. 1736Details from

Plates from Kellom Tomlinson’s dancing manual “The Art of Dancing Explained”, 1735

Plate from “The art of dancing explained by reading and figures”, by KellomTomlinson, c. 1735

François Boucher, «Une dame à sa toilette« , 1738. Huile sur toile, 86,3 x 76,2 cm, Collection parti

Prologue di Psiché design by François Boucher for a play by Molière engraved by Laurent Cars, 1734

The EarthNicolasLancret (French; 1690–1743)before 1732Oil on canvas© Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemis

Mary Helden with her page by Charles Philips, 1739

“A dinner conversation by Marcellus Laroon the Younger, painted between 1735 and 1740

Charles-Antoine Coypel (French; 1694–1752)La Peinture reveillant le Genie endormi = Painting Awakeni

design-is-fine:François Boucher, screen design Rocaille, 1730s. France. Via Cooper HewittThis etchin

cma-japanese-art: The Battle of the Uji River, 1720s or 1730s, Cleveland Museum of Art: Japanese Art

Male NudeEngraved by Pierre-Alexandre Aveline (French; ca. 1702–1760) after Edmé Bouchardon (French;

Le pasteur galant = The Gallant ShepherdFrançois Boucher (French; 1703–1770)1738Oil on canvasHôtel d

Portrait of Countess Johanna Felicitas von Seinsheim by Georg Desmarees, 1739 

Portrait of a woman as a shepherdess by George Knapton, between 1735 and 1745

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