JEAN-MARC NATTIER - JEAN-PHILIPPE D'ORLEANS, GRAND

Attributed to Jean-Marc NATTIER (French, 1685–1766) Portrait of Marie-Josephe de Saxe Oil on canvas 24 x 20 in. – 61 x 50.8 cm.

(French, 1685-1766) Young Woman in a White Satin Gown, lavishly trimmed with floral garlands, holding a bouquet, possibly a bride, circa 1750, oil on canvas, 31-3/4 x 25-1/4 in.; fine French gilt wood

After Jean-Marc NattierFrench, (1685-1766)Three-Quarter Length Portrait of a Woman Draped in a Garland of Flowersoil on canvasin an elaborately carved giltwood frame.34 x 27 inches

Circle of Jean Marc Nattier (French, 1685-1766), Portrait of Marie Antoinette, oil on canvas, unsigned, canvas: 34.5"h x 32"w, overall: 48"h x 39"w

NN-482 GN After Jean-Marc Nattier (French), 19th Century Painting, Portrait of a Lady, Oil on canvas

Follower of Jean-Marc Nattier (French, 1685–1766) Portrait of a Lady with a Fan, Circa 1830 pastel 46 1/4 x 39 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Stuart, Florida Provenance: Christian D

School of Jean-Marc Nattier (Fr. 18th Century) Portrait of a Lady (Possibly Marie Louise Therese Victoire) Oil pastel on paper laid to canvas, framed under glass Indistinct inscription verso 21 5/8" x

Manner of Jean Marc Nattier (French, 1685–1766) Portrait de Jeune Femme en Source Oil on panel 45 1/4 x 37 3/4 in. (114.9 x 95.9cm) PROVENANCE: Collection of Dr. Morris V. Shelanski, Wynnewood, Penn

Attributed to Jean Marc Nattier (1685-1766 French) Portrait of Woman Oil on Canvas 30''x25.5'' Image. Inscribed on verso, ''This picture supposed to be on of the Latias Berkeley was given us in 1902 F

After Jean Marc Nattier (French 1685 - 1766) Portrait of Madame Sophie, Daughter of Louis XVth., ca. 1750 Pastel on paper mounted on canvas 29.5 in. h. x 24 in. w.

DESCRIPTION: After Jean Marc Nattier (French, 1685-1766). Portrait of Madame Victoire de France. Unsigned. In carved and gilded frame. MEASUREMENTS: 25" x 31. Overall with frame 31" x 37-1/2". CONDITI

After Jean-Marc Nattier (German) Painting On Porcelain, Ca. 1900, Madam Sophie De France, H 8.5'' W 5.7'' | Presented with garland of flowers across bodice. Unsigned. Indistinguishable impressed mark

Attributed to Jean-Marc Nattier (1685-1766) French. Portrait of a beautiful young noblewoman, oil on canvas. Jean-Marc Nattier was born in Paris, France, to an artistic family. Under the protection of

After JEAN MARC NATTIER (French, 1685-1766), "Henriette of France as Flora", Oil on Canvas, Canvas 22"x 30", Framed 33" x 40 1/2". Original located at the Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence.

on canvas 20" x 24"

19th century gouache painting in a gilt bronze frame. Gilt bronze frame with raised floral and ribbon decoration, glass panel, brown fabric lining. Hand painted image to the center on celluloid featur

JEAN MARC NATTIER Lithograph, no apparent inscriptions or marks, not examined out of frame, label to reverse reads ‘Madame Victoire de France D’apres JM Nattier’, subject a woman with a sash, me

Oil on canvas, cm. 93,5x82

French School, untitled portrait, 19th century, oil on canvas, in the manner of Jean-Marc Nattier (French 1734-1782), large three-quarter painting of a lady with a fan and a garland of flowers to her

Henri Cain (French, 1859-1930) Two Portraits of Elegant Ladies, after Jean-Marc Nattier. Two pastels, one Signed and inscribed "d'apres Nattier / H. Cain" l.r. Housed under glass in oval giltwood fram

18th C Portrait of Madame De Pompadour. Attributed to Jean Marc Nattier (16851766) French. Pastel on paper / canvas. Indistinctly signed. Overall size: 33 x 28 in. Sight size: 27 7/8 x 22 7/8 in. #126

Manner of Nattier, Jean-Marc (French 1685 - 1766), Young Woman with Flower, oil on canvas, 31 x 25 inches, framed in a gilded wood frame with acanthus leaf relief frame measuring 37 x 30.5 inches, Pro

19th c. French School- Louise de Lorraine, Princesse de Turrenne- oil on canvas, copy after Jean-Marc Nattier (French 1685-1766), has restoration, framed 31 x 25''

Featuring an antique miniature painting of beautiful royal lady, perhaps Louise Henriette de Bourbon, possibly after a painting by Jean-Marc Nattier. Very fine workmanship. Signed on lower right but h