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A rough sketch of modern Paris : $b or, Letters on society, manners, public curiosities, and amusements, in that capitalLemaistre, J. G. (John Gustavus)

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A rough sketch of modern Paris : $b or, Letters on society, manners, public curiosities, and amusements, in that capital

Name: A rough sketch of modern Paris : $b or, Letters on society, manners, public curiosities, and amusements, in that capital
Author: Lemaistre, J. G. (John Gustavus)

Lemaistre, J. G. (John Gustavus)

Paris (France) -- Description and travel

No. 711. The Virgin, St. Francis, and St. Joseph.
        712. St. Hyacinth, to whom the Virgin appears.
        713. The vocation of St. Matthew.
        714. St. John baptizing Christ.
        715. The Annunciation of the Virgin.
        716. The Nativity of Jesus Christ.
        717. The Virgin and the Infant Jesus.

    CARRACCI (ANTONIO, NATURAL SON OF AGOSTINO CARRACCI.)

    No. 718. The Deluge.

    CARRACCI (ANNIBALE.)

    No. 719. The Mother of Pity.
        720. St. Luke, St. Catherine, and the Virgin.
        721. Christ lying dead on the Knees of the Virgin.
        722. The Birth of the Virgin.
        723. The Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
        724. The Resurrection of Jesus Christ,
        725. Jesus asleep. This picture is commonly called, the Silence
               of Carracci.
        726. Fishing.
        727. Hunting.
        728. The Nativity of Jesus Christ.
        729. The Nativity of Jesus Christ.
        730. Christ laid in his Tomb.
        731. The Portrait of a learned Man.
        732. The Annunciation of the Virgin.
        733. Diana and Calisto.
        734. The Martyrdom of St. Stephen.
        735. The Martyrdom of St. Stephen.
        736. A Concert on the Water.
        737. The Preaching of St. John in the Desert.
        738. The Annunciation of the Virgin.
        739. The Assumption of the Virgin.
        740. A Hermit meditating.
        741. The Sacrifice of Abraham. A Landscape.
        742. The Death of Absalom. A Landscape.

    CARAVAGGIO (MICHAEL ANGELO AMERIGI, CALLED THE CARAVAGGE.)

    No. 743. The Death of the Virgin.
        744. Christ carried to the Grave.
        745. Adolphus and Vignacourt.
        746. A young Gipsy telling a young Man’s Fortune.
        747. St. John the Baptist.
        748. Wandering Musicians singing at the close of Evening, and at
               the Corner of the Street, an Anthem to the Virgin.
             N.B. It is doubtful whether this was the work of Caravaggio,
               or of one of his pupils.

    CAVEDONE (JAMES.)

    No. 749. St. Eloi and St. Petronius.
        750. St. Cæcilia singing the praises of the Lord.

    CORREGIO (ANTONY ALLEGRI, CALLED THE CORREGE.)

    No. 753. The Virgin, the Infant Jesus, the Magdalen, and St. Jerom.
        754. The Rest in Egypt.
        755. Antiope asleep.
        756. The Marriage of St. Catherine.
        757. The taking down from the Cross.
        758. The Martyrdom of St. Placidus and St. Flavia.
        759. The Infant St. John.
        760. A Head of Christ crowned with Thorns.

    DOMENICHINO (DOMENICO ZAMPIEN, CALLED IN FRANCE THE DOMENIQUEZ.)

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