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    Women

    of the 18th Century:


    Rococco &
    Neoclassical
    Marie Louise Élisabeth Vigée-Lebrun
    [French Neoclassical Painter, 1755-1842]

    Self-Portrait, 1800, Oil on canvas.


    78.5 x 68 cm, Hermitage, St
    Petersburg, Russia
    Peter Paul Rubens, Susanna Fourment
    c. 1622-25, Oil on panel
    79 x 54 cm, National Gallery, London

    Elizabeth Vigée le Brun, Self Portrait in a Straw


    Hat, after 1782. London, The National Gallery.
    Hubert Robert
    (1788; Paris,
    Louvre)

    The Marquise de Pezay and the


    Marquise de Rougé with Her Two
    Sons, 1787, oil on canvas, 123.4 x
    155.9 cm, NGA, Washington
    Queen Marie-Antoinette and Her
    Children, 1787, Oil on canvas,
    275 cm x 215 cm,
    Versailles, Queen's Grand Apartment

    Adolf Ulrich Wertmüller:


    Marie Antoinette with children,
    1785-6, National Museum,
    Stockholm
    Europe and France, 1789–1842

    Frederick Augustus Hervey, 4th


    Earl of Bristol (1790; Ickworth,
    Suffolk, NT).

    Vigée-Lebrun and daughter, 1786,


    Louvre
    Countess Potocka, 1791, Oil on canvas
    56 x 493/4 inches, Fort Worth, TX,
    Kimbell A. Mus

    Countess Golovin 1797-1800 oil on canvas


    Barber Institute of Fine Arts, England
    Adélaïde Labille-Guiard
    [French Neoclassical Painter,
    1749-1803]

    Self-portrait with two pupils,


    Oil on Canvas, 1785
    83 x 59 1/2 inches
    The Metropolitan Museum of Art,
    New York
    Mme Victoire (detail)
    1788, Château Versailles

    Augustin Pajou, 1782, Pastel on


    blue paper, Louvre
    Louise-Elisabeth de France,
    Duchesse de Parme, and her
    Son (1788; Versailles, Château)
    Marguerite Gérard
    [b Grasse, 28 Jan 1761;
    d Paris, 18 May 1837]

    The Bad News


    1804, Paris, Louvre

    Artist Painting a Portrait of a Musician, 1803,


    Oil on panel. 61 x 51.5 cm, Hermitage
    Fragonard-Girl with a Dog, 1770

    Stolen Kiss (c. 1785;


    45, 1 x 54, 8 cm
    St Petersburg, Hermitage)
    The Piano Lesson, Oil on
    canvas, 45.7 x 38.1 cm, Private
    collection
    Rosalba Carriera
    [Italian Rococo
    Era Painter, 1675-1757]

    Flora
    1730s
    Pastel on paper, 47 x 32,5 cm
    Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence
    Portrait of a
    Boy
    1725-26
    Pastel on paper,
    34 x 27 cm
    Gallerie
    dell'Accademia,
    Venice

    Philip, Duke of
    Wharton,
    1720,
    Self-portrait of Italian painter Rosalba (London,
    Carriera holding a portrait of her sister, Buckingham
    1715, Pastel on paper. Galleria degli Uffizi, Pal., Royal
    Florence. Col.)
    Pietro Metastasio, 1730
    (Dresden, Gemäldegal.
    Alte Meister)

    Antoine Watteau, 1720; Treviso,


    Mus. Civ. Bailo
    Marianne Loir
    [French Painter, ca.1715-1769]

    Portrait de la marquise du Châtelet


    XVIIIe siècle
    Bordeaux, musée des Beaux-Arts.
    Angelica Kauffmann
    [Swiss Neoclassical
    Painter, 1741-1807]
    Allegory of poetry
    and music, Oil on
    canvas,
    1782
    Mary Moser by George Romney
    1770-1

    Mary Moser [Mrs Hugh Lloyd]


    (b London, 27 Oct 1744; d London, 2 May
    1819)
    Anne Vallayer-Coster
    [French Rococo Era Painter,
    1744-1818]

    Still-Life with Tuft of Marine Plants,


    Shells and Corals
    Oil on canvas, 1769
    130 x 97 cm
    Musée du Louvre, Paris
    Anne Seymour Damer
    [English Sculptor, 1748-1828]

    Bust of Caroline Conway,


    Lady Aylesbury,1808
    Parish Church, Sundridge, Kent
    Anna Waser
    [Swiss Miniaturist, ca.1675-1714]

    Self portrait of Anna Waser,


    oil on canvas, 83x68 cm, 1691,
    Kunsthaus Zürich
    Maria Verelst
    [Dutch Painter, 1680-1744]

    Portrait of a Lady, c. 1715/1730


    oil on canvas
    91.4 x 71.1 cm
    NGA, Washington
    Françoise Duparc
    [Spanish-born French Rococo Era Painter, ca.1705-1778]

    Woman Doing Handwork


    1771
    Marseilles. Musée des Beaux Arts
    Anna Dorothea Therbusch
    [German Painter, 1721-1782]

    Self-portrait with monoclem, 1777,


    oil on canvas, 153,5 × 118 cm,
    Staatliche Museen, Berlin
    Maria Cosway
    [English Painter, 1760-1838]

    Self-Portrait,1787
    Marie-Guillemine Benoist
    [French Neoclassical Painter,
    1768-1826]

    Portrait of a Negress, 1800,


    65 × 81 cm, Oil on canvas, Louvre
    Eunice Pinney
    [American Folk Artist, 1770-1849]

    The Cotters Saturday Night, c. 1815, pen and watercolor, 30.7 x 37.8 cm,
    NGA, Washington
    Amelia Long
    [British Painter, 1772-1837]

    Luzarches. A Market Scene in a French Town  


    Pencil and watercolour on paper
    191 x 284 mm, Tate

    Dover Castle
    Pencil and watercolour on paper
    246 x 226 mm, Tate
    Marie-Anne Collot
    [French Sculptor, 1748-1821]

    Portrait of Voltaire Bust of Henri IV, Marble


    Marble, c.1770 Hermitage, St Petersburg, Russia
    Hermitage, St Petersburg

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