Movement or school
Pre-romanticism
117 works classed as Pre-romanticism, from 4 museums and collections.
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The Portico of a Country MansionHubert Robert, 1773The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Mouth of a CaveHubert Robert, 1784The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
François Gérard (1770–1837), later Baron Gérardbaron Antoine Jean Gros, ca. 1790The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Aqueduct in RuinsHubert RobertThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The DanceHubert Robert, 1777–79The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The WellHubert RobertNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Steps to the Four LandmarksHubert RobertNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Chief of the Mamelukes on HorsebackAntoine-Jean Gros, 1817National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Portrait BustHubert RobertNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Bathing PoolHubert Robert, 1777–79The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Couple by a FountainHubert Robert, late 18th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Pair of Paintings: The Colonnade of Saint Peter's, Rome, during the Conclave and The Grotto of PosillipoHubert Robert, c.1769The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Portrait of Count Jean-Antoine ChaptalAntoine-Jean Gros, 1824The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Arches in RuinsHubert RobertThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Landscape with a Fallen Tree (Paysage à l'arbre cassé)Hubert Robert, 1764National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Arabe du désert (Desert Arab)Antoine-Jean Gros, 1817National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Triumphal ArchHubert RobertNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Ancient TempleHubert Robert, 1763/1764National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Ancient GalleryHubert RobertNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
The SwingHubert Robert, 1777–79The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Ancient TempleHubert RobertNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
A Colonnade in RuinsHubert RobertThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The PostHubert Robert, 1763/1764National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Bridge over a CascadeHubert RobertThe Metropolitan Museum of Art