LOUIS MICHEL VAN LOO "KING LOUIS THE XV" OIL

LOUIS MICHEL VAN LOO "KING LOUIS THE XV" OIL PAINTING, CIRCA 1763 IN CARVED AND GILDED FRAME. Many of these painting were given by the king to the subjects to remind them of who was in charge. Height:

Follower of Jean-Baptiste Van Loo (French, 1684-1745) Likely 18th Century Portrait of Louis XV, King of France and Navarre oil on canvas 69 1/4 x 48 3/8 inches. Property from a Midwestern Institution

1) Portrait of Louis XV, oil on canvas, in a giltwood frame, signed Van Loo; 2) Portrait of Marie Leszczynska, oil on canvas, in giltwood frame, signed Van Loo. [Art: 21 x 17 inches; Frame: 30 x 26 in

LOUIS-MICHEL VAN LOO 1707 Toulon - 1771 Paris (attr.) Halbfigurenbildnis einer jungen adligen Dame l auf Leinwand (doubl.). 82,5 cm x 64 cm. Part. rest. Rahmen. Provenienz: Sddeutsche Privatsammlung.

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possibly Louis-Michel van Loo (1707 - 1771) Circa 1770, likely French. The oval portrait of a young woman in high dress is well rendered and housed in period oval gilt frame. The piece has inpainting

DESCRIPTION: Life size oil on canvas portrait of Queen Consort, Princess of Poland, Maria Karolina Zofia Felicja Leszczynska (1703 –1768) who married the French King Louis XV. Large and ornate gilde

Louis XV Style Giltwood Full-Length Beveled Mirror, circa 19th century. Looking glass: 62" H x 34.75" W; frame: 73" H x 42" W. Provenance: From a Fifth Avenue Collection. Keywords: French, Antiques, L

Louis XV style giltwood framed mirror, 19th century, the frame having a rocaille carved crest, above a floral and foliate decorated border, centering the rectangular looking glass, 43"h x 33"w. Proven

Louis XV-Style Parquetry-Inlaid Fruitwood Dressing Table late 19th century, the top opening to reveal a looking glass on its bottom side, and a marble slab work surface, over a case with a drawer flan

Once a great commode now needing restoration. Bronze mounted, inlaid, bombe, and with a great looking marble top. From a Great Neck, L.I. estate. Dimensions: 52" w x 21.75" d x 37.5" h.

Louis XV giltwood carved wall mirror, having an urn and floral crest surmounting the original looking glass accented with a shell form medallion and drop finials, 46"h x 29"w. Provenance: Property fro

Louis XV style trumeau mirror, having a floral decorated crest, above a scenic reserve continuing to the beveled looking glass, 45"h x 17"w

French Louis XV style trumeau mirror, having a molded top, above a Classical style reserve continuing to the rectangular looking glass, 34"h x 23"w

Louis XV French Rococo Style Carved Giltwood Full-Length Beveled Mirror. 68" H x 49" W x 3.5. Keywords: Interior decor, Looking glass. Note: This item is only available for preview at our Astoria ware

Attr. to Charles-Andre Van Loo (French, 1705-1765) "Le Comte de Provence" (Louis XVIII). Oil on canvas. 18" x 15".

Juan CastroAmerican, 20th CenturyUntitled, 1974Oil on BoardSigned and dated lower right. St. Louis riverfront scene from Laclede's Landing looking towards the Mississippi River and the Eads Bridge. Wo

Another original Louis Icart oil on canvas painting from a local private collector, depicting a blonde lady with a hat looking out her window. It is signed Louis Icart lower right. Verso marked "Print

French 19th century Louis XV trumeau mirror in a painted and gilt accented finish with an oil on canvas painting of frolicking cherubs. 75.5"h x 49.75"w

Oil on board depicting interior scene. Signed l/r S. Ferard. In gilt wood Louis XV frame 12"h x 16"w Framed 18"h x 22"w

This oil on canvas painting portrays two young women in a wheat field looking hopefully towards the sky. The airplanes can not be seen in the painting, only imagined. Other women can be seen working i

Still life of flowers in a vase on a table. Signed lower right. Beautiful Louis XV gilt wood frame. Frame Size: 36" x 31"

Property of a Okatie, SC Estate Description: Louis Lassalle (French, 1808-1885), The Pet Bird, Oil on Board, signed lower right, portrait of a young girl seated and looking at a small yellow bird

An old master painting housed in a gilt Louis XIV style frame with a nameplate inscribed: "CARLE VAN LOO". The work is oil/canvas and doe not appear to be signed. Note: Carle Van Loo (France 1705-1765