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Garçon et fille hermaphrodites vus et dessinés d'après nature par un des plus célébres artistes et gravés avec tout le soin possible pour l'utilité des studieux.
Date: 1773
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Apollo flaying Marsyas. Etching by Massard after J.M. Moreau.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Reference: 11232i
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Joseph Ignace Guillotin. Line engraving by B. L. Prévost after J. M. Moreau, 1785.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Reference: 3854i
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Christ raises the widow's son from the dead. Engraving by J. Dambrun, 1793, after J.M. Moreau.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Date: 1793Reference: 23720i
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Joseph Ignace Guillotin. Line engraving by Voyez, junior after J . M. Moreau, 1785 [?].
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Reference: 3858i
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Apollo: Romans sent to consult the priests of Apollo at Delphi about an attack of the plague. Etching by J. de Longueil, 1769, after J.M. Moreau.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Date: 1769Reference: 11233i
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Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau, greeted by Benjamin Franklin, J.J. Rousseau, Voltaire, Fénelon, and others on his arrival at the Elysian Fields. Engraving by L.J. Masquelier after J.M. Moreau, 1792.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Date: [1792]Reference: 2870299i
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Painting personified with its ancillary arts and sciences: optics, chemistry and mineralogy. Engraving by P.C. Baquoy, 1809, after J.M. Moreau.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Date: 1809Reference: 25990i
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King Louis XVI and Queen Marie-Antoinette, escorted by soldiers, arrive at a masked ball held to celebrate the birth of their son, the Dauphin. Etching by Jean-Michel Moreau the younger, 1782, after P.L. Moreau-Desproux.
Moreau-Desproux, Pierre Louis, 1727 or 1736-1793.Date: 1782Reference: 3223749i
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The Baron de Lausane dies an atheist's death, despite the efforts of the Comte de Valmont to convert him. Engraving by A.J. Hulk after J.M. Moreau le jeune.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Date: [1807]Reference: 37666i
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A slave is kneeling on the ground as Paul and Virginie try to protect him from a slave-owner holding a pipe and a stick. Engraving by G. Barrett, 1788, after J. Moreau.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Date: 1788Reference: 33075i
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A young man and a young woman embrace each other at a table piled with books. Engraving by N. Le Mire, 1795, after J.M. Moreau le Jeune, 1794.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Date: An 3e [1795]Reference: 29081i
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A gentleman's toilet ("La petite toilette"). Oil painting after Jean-Michel Moreau le jeune.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Reference: 47472i
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A royal banquet given by the City of Paris for King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette to celebrate the birth of their son, the Dauphin. Engraving by J.M. Moreau after P.L. Moreau.
Moreau-Desproux, Pierre Louis, 1727 or 1736-1793.Date: 1782Reference: 35102i
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau greeted by Socrates, Montaigne and Plutarch on his arrival at the Elysian Fields. Engraving by C.F. Macret after J.M. Moreau, 1782.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Date: [1782]Reference: 571794i
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[Jean Michel Moreau correspondence].
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814Date: 2008-
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Morality, supported by Religion, points the way to happiness. Engraving by E. de Ghendt, 1807, after J.M. Moreau.
Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814.Date: [1807]Reference: 3198507i

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Garçon et fille hermaphrodites vus et dessinés d'après nature par un des plus célébres artistes et gravés avec tout le soin possible pour l'utilité des studieux.

Apollo flaying Marsyas. Etching by Massard after J.M. Moreau.

Joseph Ignace Guillotin. Line engraving by B. L. Prévost after J. M. Moreau, 1785.

Christ raises the widow's son from the dead. Engraving by J. Dambrun, 1793, after J.M. Moreau.

Joseph Ignace Guillotin. Line engraving by Voyez, junior after J . M. Moreau, 1785 [?].

Apollo: Romans sent to consult the priests of Apollo at Delphi about an attack of the plague. Etching by J. de Longueil, 1769, after J.M. Moreau.

Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau, greeted by Benjamin Franklin, J.J. Rousseau, Voltaire, Fénelon, and others on his arrival at the Elysian Fields. Engraving by L.J. Masquelier after J.M. Moreau, 1792.

Painting personified with its ancillary arts and sciences: optics, chemistry and mineralogy. Engraving by P.C. Baquoy, 1809, after J.M. Moreau.

King Louis XVI and Queen Marie-Antoinette, escorted by soldiers, arrive at a masked ball held to celebrate the birth of their son, the Dauphin. Etching by Jean-Michel Moreau the younger, 1782, after P.L. Moreau-Desproux.

The Baron de Lausane dies an atheist's death, despite the efforts of the Comte de Valmont to convert him. Engraving by A.J. Hulk after J.M. Moreau le jeune.

A slave is kneeling on the ground as Paul and Virginie try to protect him from a slave-owner holding a pipe and a stick. Engraving by G. Barrett, 1788, after J. Moreau.

A young man and a young woman embrace each other at a table piled with books. Engraving by N. Le Mire, 1795, after J.M. Moreau le Jeune, 1794.

A gentleman's toilet ("La petite toilette"). Oil painting after Jean-Michel Moreau le jeune.

A royal banquet given by the City of Paris for King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette to celebrate the birth of their son, the Dauphin. Engraving by J.M. Moreau after P.L. Moreau.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau greeted by Socrates, Montaigne and Plutarch on his arrival at the Elysian Fields. Engraving by C.F. Macret after J.M. Moreau, 1782.

[Jean Michel Moreau correspondence].

Morality, supported by Religion, points the way to happiness. Engraving by E. de Ghendt, 1807, after J.M. Moreau.