Nicolas Lancret, Brother Philippe's Geese, ca. 1736
Original, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Visited in 2017-2021.
Nicolas Lancret, Brother Philippe's Geese, ca. 1736
Nicolas Lancret, The Servant Justified, ca. 1740
Original, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Visited in 2017-2021.
Nicolas Lancret, The Servant Justified, ca. 1740
Nicolas Lancret, Dance before a Fountain, by 1724
Original, J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles. Visited in 2018.
Nicolas Lancret, Dance before a Fountain, by 1724
Nicolas Lancret, Luncheon Party in a Park, c. 1735
Original, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Visited in 2018-2023.
Nicolas Lancret, The bird cage (Les amours du bocage), ca. 1735
Original, The Pinakotheken, Munich. Visited in 2019.
Nicolas Lancret, Concert in Salon, ca. 1738
Original, The Pinakotheken, Munich. Visited in 2019.
Nicolas Lancret, Concert in Salon, ca. 1738
Nicolas Lancret, A Young Woman in a Kitchen, c. 1720-1725
Original, The Wallace Collection, London. Visited in 2018.
Nicolas Lancret, A Young Woman in a Kitchen, c. 1720-1725
Nicolas Lancret, The Beautiful Greek (La Belle Grecque), c. 1732
Original, The Wallace Collection, London. Visited in 2018.
Nicolas Lancret, The Beautiful Greek (La Belle Grecque), c. 1732
Nicolas Lancret, Declaration of Love, c. 1720
Original, The Cleveland Museum of Art. Visited in 2020.
Nicolas Lancret, Declaration of Love, c. 1720
Nicolas Lancret, The Repast of the Hunting Party, ca. 1725
Original, DIA, Detroit Institute of Arts. Visited in 2020.
Nicolas Lancret, The Repast of the Hunting Party, ca. 1725
Nicolas Lancret, Concert in the Oval Salon of Pierre Crozat's Chateau at Montmorency, About 1719–1720
Original, Dallas Museum of Art. Visited in 2020.
Nicolas Lancret, Concert in the Oval Salon of Pierre Crozat's Chateau at Montmorency, About 1719–1720
Nicolas Lancret, The Music Lesson, 1743
Original, Louvre Museum, Paris. Visited in 2021.
Nicolas Lancret, The Music Lesson, 1743
Nicolas Lancret, The Actors of the Italian Comedy, or The Italian Theatre, around 1725 - 1728
Original, Louvre Museum, Paris. Visited in 2021.
Nicolas Lancret, The Actors of the Italian Comedy, or The Italian Theatre, around 1725 - 1728
