Antoine Watteau Collection (page 4)

Head Man ca 1718 Red black chalk 5 7 / 8 x 5 3 / 16
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Studies Woman Wearing Cap ca 1717-18 Black
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Young Girl Resting 1756 Etching first state two
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Study Nude Man Holding Bottles ca 1715-16 Black
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Landscape Old Woman Holding Spindle Domenico Campagnola
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Standing Woman Holding Spindle Head Woman Profile
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Man walking carrying cane right hand shown three-quarters view
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Standing man right hand resting basin shown three-quarters view
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Standing Soldier Garde Francaise 18th century
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Drawings Prints, Print, Portrait, Julienne, Watteau, Garden, Playing, Violincello
Drawings and Prints, Print, Portrait of Julienne and Watteau in Garden Playing Violincello, Artist, After, Nicolas Henry Tardieu, Antoine Watteau, French, Paris 1674-1749 Paris, French

Swing Antoine Watteau Les Agreements de l ete
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Standing man right hand tucked waistcoat shown
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Study Woman Head Hands ca 1717 Red white chalk
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Standing Savoyarde Marmot Box ca 1715 Red black chalk
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Laurent Cars after Antoine Watteau, French (1699-1771), Fetes venitiennes, c. 1732, etching

Benoat Audran II after Antoine Watteau, French (1698-1772), The Peasant Dance, engraving and etching

Louis Cra py after Antoine Watteau, French (born c. 1680), Seated Woman Playing a Guitar
Louis Cra© py after Antoine Watteau, French (born c. 1680), Seated Woman Playing a Guitar, etching

Antoine Watteau, French (1684-1721), Mezzetin, c. 1716, red and black chalk counterproof on laid paper

Antoine Watteau, French (1684-1721), View of a House, a Cottage, and Two Figures [verso], 1718-1719, red chalk on laid paper

Pierre-Alexandre Aveline after Antoine Watteau (French, probably 1702 - 1760), LeMay, etching

Antoine Watteau (French, 1684 - 1721), The Wedding Procession, c. 1712, red chalk over red chalk counterproof on laid paper

Antoine Watteau, Seated Woman Looking Down, French, 1684 - 1721, c. 1720-1721, red and black chalk with stumping on laid paper, with later framing line in brown ink

Antoine Watteau, Italian Comedians Taking Their Bows, French, 1684 - 1721, c. 1718, red chalk and graphite on cream laid paper

Charles-Nicolas Cochin I (French, 1688-1754) after Jean-Antoine Watteau (French, 1684 - 1721). Love in the French Theater (L Amour au Theatre Francois), 1734. Etching and engraving on laid paper

Benoit Audran, II (French, 1698-1772) after Jean-Antoine Watteau (French, 1684 - 1721). The Peasant Danse (La Danse Paysanne), before 1755. Etching and engraving on laid paper

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Antoine Watteau, a renowned French painter of the 18th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exquisite works. One of his most celebrated pieces is "Pilgrimage to the Isle of Cythera (Embarkation for Cythera), " a captivating oil canvas that captures the essence of romance and longing. Watteau's artistic prowess extended beyond this masterpiece, as he collaborated with fellow famous painter Eugen Delacroix in creating a series of paintings that showcased their immense talent and creativity. France was fortunate to have these two visionaries grace its art scene. "The Charmer, " another gem by Watteau, showcases his ability to depict human emotions through paint on panel. The subtle nuances in this piece leave viewers captivated by its beauty and complexity. In "Elegant Company, Out of Doors with the Arrival of the Bridal Couple, " Watteau transports us into a world where elegance meets nature. This oil painting exudes charm and sophistication while capturing a joyous occasion. "Gentlefolk on the Ice by a Walled Town in Winter" is yet another testament to Watteau's versatility as an artist. Through skillful brushstrokes, he brings winter scenes to life, evoking feelings of serenity and tranquility. "Haymakers in a Field, Summer" reveals Watteau's ability to capture everyday life with remarkable detail and realism. This oil-on-canvas masterpiece immerses viewers into rural landscapes filled with hardworking individuals amidst golden fields. "Pierrot, " formerly known as Gilles, showcases Watteau's mastery at depicting characters from traditional theater performances. With vibrant colors and intricate details, he breathes life into this enigmatic figure. Le Petit Buveur (The Little Drinker), created as furnishing fabric in France during 1765-70 reflects not only Watteau's skill but also his influence on various art forms.