L'Amour menaçant de Falconet, l'oeuvre la plus reproduite au XVIIIe siècle et après ?

Gouverneur Morris a écrit:un petit tour au lave-vaisselle lui ferait du bien au passage !

Gouverneur Morris a écrit:L’exemplaire en biscuit (pâté tendre) de Sèvres conservé à la Wallace (un petit tour au lave-vaisselle lui ferait du bien au passage !) :

La nuit, la neige a écrit:

Portrait de Catherine-Rosalie Gérard Duthé
Lié-Louis Périn-Salbreux en 1776
Collection privée
Notre sujet : Mademoiselle Rosalie Duthé

La nuit, la neige a écrit:
Antoine-François Callet, who won the Prix de Rome in 1764, was approved by the Académie des Beaux-arts in 1779 and admitted as a member in 1781. He exhibited at the Salon from 1783. Callet was responsible for the most famous portraits of Louis XVI, notably the one that is now in the Apollo Room in the Château de Versailles. Callet was much in demand for his talents as a portrait painter – in fact he painted the portrait of the Comte d’Artois in 1779 – but also for his decorative work. In particular, he painted the centre of the ceiling of the Great Gallery in the Palais du Luxembourg as well as the Allegory of 18 Brumaire, or France saved in 1801 for the Coronation Room in the Château de Versailles.