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19th-century French and English school

19th-century school

N. de FER, geographer to His Highness the Dauphin

FRANCE. Jean-Baptiste Homano.

A set of two maps on the theme of the Hautes-Alpes

TURGOT (Anne-Robert-Jacques). Map of Paris.

19th-century school

20th-century school

Continued from two catalogue extracts

Pierre-Yves TREMOIS (1921–2020)

Pierre-Yves TREMOIS (1921–2020)

Pierre-Yves TREMOIS (1921–2020)

Gérard CARDELLA (1930–2013), known as ZAROU

MONDRIAN, Piet (1872–1944), after

Maurice de VLAMINCK (1876–1958)

Vincent VAN GOGH (1853–1890)

19th- and 20th-century art

BEJARD.

A set of three sub-folders containing the programme for the …

Joseph-Clément-Maxime JEANNOT (1855–?)

Antoine CALBET (1880–1944)

Marguerite MARTINET (1876–?)

by BEAUCHE (20th century)

DES BRUYERES

Joseph ROMAGNOL (1893–1981)

R. TOUTAIN (20th century)

Joëlle FAGOT (20th–21st centuries)

Early 20th-century French school

Eugène KERBIRIOU (1944–2021)

20th-century school

20th-century school

20th-century school

Rina SILVERA (born 1931)

Marcelle GRASSET (1910–2002)

Marcelle GRASSET (1910–2002)

PAYET (19th century)

Late 18th- and 19th-century school

BOELLE (Active between 1797 and 1811)

19th-century French school

RAEBURN (19th century)

Jeanne DEVINA (Folkestone, 1863 – after 1910)

19th-century school

French school, late 18th – early 19th century

B.TH. TIELSCH (19th century)

Sonia ROUTCHING-VITRY (1879–1931)

19th-century school

M.S JACQUELINE (19th century, after GREUZE

French school, late 18th – early 19th century