Eugène Delacroix
1821 · Lithograph; second state of two · Drawings and Prints
Published in the new liberal daily "Le Miroir," this satirical lithograph shows an aging former star in a classical tunic hobbling along on crutches, his infirmity suggesting the decline of Le Grand Opéra.
Captain of InfantryHendrick Goltzius
Livre de ChinoisFrançois Boucher|Roquié
A figure supporting a tablet with a representation of a herm of Diana of Ephesus, from the series 'Figurine'Salvator Rosa
The Convex Petitioner: The Taste of the Day, no. 34 (Le Solliciteur Convèxe: Le Goût du Jour, No. 34)Aaron Martinet|Anonymous, French, 19th century
From EatonPhilippe Jacques de Loutherbourg|R. Sayer and J. Bennett|Richard Grosvenor, 1st Earl Grosvenor
Small male figure with peg leg and crutch, in frontal view, from the series 'Varie figure gobbi'Jacques Callot
A Gentleman Mounts a StepAnonymous, French, 17th century|Abraham Bosse
L'Estropié a la Béquille et a La Jambe de Bois (The Cripple with a Crutch and a Wooden Leg), from Varie Figure Gobbi, suite appelée aussi Les Bossus, Les Pygmées, Les Nains Grotesques (Various Hunchbacked Figures, The Hunchbacks, The Pygmes, The Grotesque Dwarfs)Jacques Callot
A gentleman, seen from behind, walking towards the right with a cane and wearing a plumed hat, from "The Garden of the French Nobles In Which One Can Pick Up Their Way of Dressing"Abraham Bosse|Jean de Saint-Igny
Old woman on a swing (Vieja columpiándose)Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes)|Eleanor Sayre|Emiliano Sorini
Le Mendiant a la Jambe de Bois (The Beggar with a Wooden Leg), from Les Gueux suite appelée aussi Les Mendiants, Les Baroni, ou Les Barons (The Beggars, also called the Barons)Jacques Callot
Théâtre ItalienEugène Delacroix|Charles Motte