Nicolas Poussin, Self-Portrait, 1650
Original, Louvre Museum, Paris. Visited in 2021.
Nicolas Poussin, Self-Portrait, 1650
Nicolas Poussin, The Vision of Saint Françoise Romaine, around 1657
Original, Louvre Museum, Paris. Visited in 2021.
Nicolas Poussin, The Vision of Saint Françoise Romaine, around 1657
Nicolas Poussin, The Vision of Saint Françoise Romaine, around 1657
Nicolas Poussin, Moses saved from the waters, around 1638
Original, Louvre Museum, Paris. Visited in 2021. 
Nicolas Poussin, Moses saved from the waters, around 1638
Nicolas Poussin, Moses saved from the waters, around 1638
Nicolas Poussin, Autumn, or The Grapes from Canaan, 1660 - 1664
Original, Louvre Museum, Paris. Visited in 2021. 
Nicolas Poussin, Autumn, or The Grapes from Canaan, 1660 - 1664
Nicolas Poussin, Autumn, or The Grapes from Canaan, 1660 - 1664
Nicolas Poussin, The death of Sapphire, around 1650
Original, Louvre Museum, Paris. Visited in 2021. 
Nicolas Poussin, The death of Sapphire, around 1650
Nicolas Poussin, The Shepherds of Arcadia, about 1638-1640
Original, Louvre Museum, Paris. Visited in 2021. 
Nicolas Poussin, The Shepherds of Arcadia, about 1638-1640
Nicolas Poussin, The Holy Family with St. John and St. Elizabeth in a landscape, around 1650
Original, Louvre Museum, Paris. Visited in 2021. 
Nicolas Poussin, The Rapture of St. Paul, 1649-1650
Original, Louvre Museum, Paris. Visited in 2021. 
Nicolas Poussin, The Rapture of St. Paul, 1649-1650
Nicolas Poussin, Spring, or The Earthly Paradise, 1660 - 1664
Original, Louvre Museum, Paris. Visited in 2021. 
Nicolas Poussin, Spring, or The Earthly Paradise, 1660 - 1664
Nicolas Poussin, Moses Sweetening the Waters of Marah, c. 1627-1628
Original, The Baltimore Museum of Art, Maryland. Visited in 2021. 
Nicolas Poussin, Moses Sweetening the Waters of Marah, c. 1627-1628
Nicolas Poussin, The Holy Family with the Infant Saint John the Baptist and Saint Elizabeth, 1650
Original, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge. Visited in 2023.
Nicolas Poussin, The Infant Bacchus Entrusted to the Nymphs of Nysa; The Death of Echo and Narcissus, 1657
Original, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge. Visited in 2023.
