Artworks in France

Woman takes a bath is a painting in pastel (or monotype rehearsed Pastel) (19,7×41 cm) made in 1883 about the French painter Edgar Degas.

The Dying Slave is a marble sculpture (h 215 cm) by Michelangelo, dating from 1513 and kept in the Louvre Museum in Paris.

The railway bridge at Argenteuil is an oil painting on canvas (55×72 cm) realized between 1873 and 1874 by the French painter Claude Monet.

The basin of Argenteuil is an oil painting on canvas (60×80,50 cm) made in 1872 about the French painter Claude Monet.

Boats, regatta in Argenteuil is an oil painting on canvas (60xcm 100 cm) made in 1874 by the French painter Claude Monet.

Sacred Conversation (Madonna and Child Enthroned with Saints John the Baptist and Mary Magdalene) is an oil painting on canvas (170x110cm) by Cima da Conegliano, dating from 1511 to 1513.

The Madonna and Child of the Louvre Museum is an oil painting on canvas (71×48 cm) by Cima da Conegliano, dating from 1504 to 1507.

The Portrait of Charles I in search (also known as Le Roi à la chasse) is probably the most famous portrait of King Charles I of England run by Anthony van Dyck, court portraitist at the time.

The tree of crows (in German: Krà¤henbaum) is an oil painting of 1822 of the Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich.

The Triptych of the Annunciation is a work, mixed media on wood, attributed to Carlo Braccesco, dating from 1490-1500 and preserved in the Louvre Museum.