17th Century French School. 'The Lute Player', a

17th Century French School. 'The Lute Player', a Portrait of a Man in an Interior with a Stone Column and Red Curtain, Dressed in Black with a White Ruff, Holding a Lute, Oil on Canvas, 36.75" x 28.5"

The unsigned oil on canvas landscape in the manner of and AFTER 17th century French painter Claude Lorrain (1600 - 1682). Frame measures 62 x 52, and canvas size is 59.25 x 49 inches. Provenance: The

17TH CENTURY FRENCH SCHOOL HEAD SKETCH OF A BEARDED MAN oil on canvas, unframed (29cm x 20cm (11.25in x 8in))

Oil on canvas, 29 1/2 x 40 1/2 in., framed

French School (17th century), Still Life with Grapes and Peachesoil on canvas (lined), unsigned, presented within a late 19th century gilt frame. Stretcher size 15 x 19 in.; Frame dimensions 20 1 /2 x

FRENCH SCHOOL17th CenturyThree drawings: Christ visiting the house of Martha and a study of a garland with fruit, both in red chalks, and an ornamental drawing with peacock motif in pen and black ink.

Northern Italian or French School, 17th century, three-quarter length portrait of a magistrate in long black wig and black robe, with white collar and white lace sleeves, his body turned slightly to h

O/C OLD MASTER PORTRAIT OF A NOBLEMAN FRENCH SCHOOL 17TH C. (UNSIGNED) 22" X 18" Label verso states Portrait of a Nobleman C.1600

French School (17th century), "A Paris chez van Merlen rue St Jacques a la ville d'Anuers," 1666, engraving, plate signed "du Roy," lower right, titled lower center, possibly a later printing, overall

Oil on canvas.The work has been relined and the paint layer has had some intervention.73.5 x 61 cm; 93.5 x 81 cm (frame).

FRENCH SCHOOL (16/17TH CENTURY), CHARCOAL STUDY, SIGNED I. DE PIOSSION. SIGHT 19 X 15"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-24 X 20"

French School of the 17th century. "Vanitas". Watercolour on parchment. Measurements: 13 x 10,5 cm (total). This work is a representation of vanitas, in this case a woman with a skull in her hands. Wr

Italian School 17th Century. Angel Players. Brown ink on laid cream period paper. 6.1x6.1. 17th Cent drawing. Angels players, playing musical instruments. Nice detail. Provenance: LaMaison d'Art Galle

GRAPHITE DRAWING OF CHRIST (FRENCH SCHOOL, 17TH/18TH CENTURY)L' Enfant JesusGraphite on paper, unsigned. Depicts the seated infant Jesus, a stamped crest lower left of the image, mounted behind glass

French School (17th/18th Century) Battle Scene with a Beheaded Saint oil on canvas 26 x 30 inches.

Victorian Tapestry, Made in Belgium: Late 19th/Early 20th Century Tapestry of 17th Century Tavern Scene with 2 Men Fencing, Lute Players and Serving Girls. Framed Top and Bottom with Wood and Gesso Fr

Full title: French school: 'Travellers in a landscape', oil on canvas, 17th C. Description: 77,5 x 53 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptur

Title: French school: Jesus Christ, oil on panel, 17th C. Description: Work: 56,7 x 41,5 cm Frame: 70 x 55,2 cm

French school, 20th C. "Mousquetaire de France, 1647" ink and gouache on paper, titled bottom center, and depicting a 17th C Musketeer. Image: 9" H x 5" W Frame: 12.75" H x 8.75" W.

French School (19th century), A Pair of Portraitsunsigned, oil on canvas, depicting a youth and a maiden in 17th century garb; presented in gilt wooden frames, each of which carries a note reading, "F

1674 THEATRE Paul Scarron Plays School of Salamanque Marquis Ridicule 4in1 RARE Paul Scarron was a 17th-century French writer best-known for his work Virgile Travesti, a parody of Virgils Aeneid. Howe

Revival Oval Dish c.1860 after a 17th century original, with a wide border with small mottled panels and cornucopia, around a central oval mottled panel. A Palissy original of this design is in the co

LUTE PLAYER OIL PORTRAIT (CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY)Oil on canvas, no visible signature. Portrait of a woman wearing a green dress with gold highlights. Oval stretcher mounted in rectangular, d

1696 GREEK Language Method for Learning Grammar French Grecque Claude Lancelot Claude Lancelot was a 17th-century French grammarian best known for his role in the establishment of the school at Port R