Artist
François Chauveau (1613–1676)
39 works by François Chauveau (French, 1613–1676) from 3 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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Cheval de Main et Palfreniers RomainsFrançois ChauveauNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Charles I in an Octagonal BorderFrançois ChauveauNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Le Duc de Guise, Roy AmeriquainFrançois ChauveauNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Triumph of AlexanderFrançois Chauveau, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
The Adoration of the ShepherdsFrançois Chauveau, 1640sNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Mythological Scene: Triumph of Alexander (recto)François Chauveau, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Title Plate with Two Satyr Heads, from Divers MasquesFrançois Chauveau|Jacques Van Merlen, ca. 1635–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Meleager and AtalantaFrançois Chauveau|Laurent de La Hyre, 1643The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Virgin with Christ Child and Saint John the BaptistFrançois Chauveau, ca. 1630–68The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Satyr Mask with Horns and a Twisted Beard Wearing an Ivy Wreath, from Divers MasquesFrançois Chauveau|Jacques Van Merlen, ca. 1635–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Combat de la Louange et de la SatireFrançois Chauveau, 17th centuryThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Satyr Mask with a Laurel Wreath Draped Over the Horns, from Divers MasquesFrançois Chauveau|Jacques Van Merlen, ca. 1635–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Head of a Child on the Bow of a Ship, from Divers MasquesFrançois Chauveau|Jacques Van Merlen, ca. 1635–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Satyr Mask with Overlapping Horns and Four Braided Strands of Beard, from Divers MasquesFrançois Chauveau|Jacques Van Merlen, ca. 1635–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Satyr Mask with a Spiral-Shaped Beard and Ivy Grouped Around Each Horn, from Divers MasquesFrançois Chauveau|Jacques Van Merlen, ca. 1635–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Virgin and Child with John the BaptistFrançois Chauveau, ca. 1630–68The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Mask with Curly Hair, a Long Mustache and a Loosely Twisted Beard, from Divers MasquesFrançois Chauveau|Jacques Van Merlen, ca. 1635–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Mask with a Wreath of Laurels and a Wreath of Oak Leaves, Seen from Below, from Divers MasquesFrançois Chauveau|Jacques Van Merlen, ca. 1635–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Meleager and AtalantaFrançois Chauveau, ca. 1643The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Mask with a Long Mustache Tied with a Ribbon Beneath the Chin, from Divers MasquesFrançois Chauveau|Jacques Van Merlen, ca. 1635–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Satyr Mask with a Crown of Ivy, Facing Right, from Divers MasquesFrançois Chauveau|Jacques Van Merlen, ca. 1635–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Satyr Mask with Curled Horns Looking Down, from Divers MasquesFrançois Chauveau|Jacques Van Merlen, ca. 1635–45The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Plate 30 from "Course des Tetes et Bagues"François Chauveau, ca. 1662The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
AdorationFrançois Chauveau|Laurent de La Hyre|Herman Weyen, n.d.The Metropolitan Museum of Art