Artist
Claude Gillot (1673–1722)
80 works by Claude Gillot (French, 1673–1722) from 4 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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Feste de Diane, Troublee par des Satyres (Feast of Diana Disrupted by Satyrs)Claude GillotNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Les Obseques (The Funeral Rites)Claude Gillot, c. 1700-1720National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Peasant Musicians and DancersClaude Gillot, early 18th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
L'Education (Education)Claude GillotNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Triumph of MarriageClaude GillotNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Feste du Dieu Pan, celebree par des Sylvains et des Nymphes (Feast of the God Pan Celebrated by Sylvans and Nymphs)Claude GillotNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Four Commedia dell'Arte Figures: Harlequin "en femme," Mezzetin(?), Scaramouche, and HarlequinClaude Gillot, early 18th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Scene from "The Tomb of Master André"Claude Gillot, c. 1705/1708National Gallery of Art, Washington 
A Performance by the Commedia dell'ArteClaude Gillot, c. 1710National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Le Mariage (Marriage)Claude GillotNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
BacchanalClaude Gillot, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
La Naissance (Birth)Claude GillotNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Four Festivals: Festival of DianaClaude Gillot, c. 1693–1715The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Four Festivals: Festival of the God PanClaude Gillot, c. 1693–1715The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Feste du dieu Pan (Festival of the god Pan from, Bacchanales or the Quatre Festes)Claude Gillot, c.1693-1722Art Institute of Chicago 
Studies of Ornament and ArchitectureClaude Gillot, c. 1710National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Four Singing Commedia Dell'Arte CharactersClaude Gillot, early 18th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Harlequin Espirit Follet: The Comedian's RepastClaude Gillot, c. 1700–1715Art Institute of Chicago 
Four Actresses in Theatrical CostumeClaude Gillot, c. 1721National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Four Festivals: Festival of BacchusClaude Gillot, c. 1693–1715The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Apollo, from Livre de PortieresClaude Gillot, published 1737Art Institute of Chicago 
The Marriage (Le Mariage): in a forest, an old satyr marries the betrothed in center, musicians to right, old satyrs…Claude Gillot|Jean Audran, ca. 1700–1720The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Harlequin, Emperor on the MoonClaude Gillot|Jacques Gabriel Huquier, n.d.The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Actors Making Ready (recto); Studies of the Holy Family and Saint John the Baptist (verso)Claude Gillot, 1705/10Art Institute of Chicago