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Musée Bossuet

art museum in Meaux, France

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13 paintings

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  • Portrait of Cardinal Henri-Pons de Thiard de Bissy (1657-1737)
    Portrait of Cardinal Henri-Pons de Thiard de Bissy (1657-1737)
    Nicolas de Largillière
    18th century · Musée Bossuet
  • L'Adoration des mages
    L'Adoration des mages
    Mathieu Le Nain
    c. 1660–1665 · Musée Bossuet
  • The lamentation over the dead Christ
    The lamentation over the dead Christ
    Frans Floris (I)
    c. 1560 · Musée Bossuet
  • The Duchess of Orléans - Portrait of Elizabeth Charlotte, Princess Palatine
    The Duchess of Orléans - Portrait of Elizabeth Charlotte, Princess Palatine
    Unknown artist
    17th century · Musée Bossuet
  • Conversion du duc de Joyeuse
    Conversion du duc de Joyeuse
    Jean-Charles Tardieu
    c. 1819 · Musée Bossuet
  • IImage under copyright
    Intérieur d'une abbaye en ruines
    Hippolyte Sebron
    1848 · Musée Bossuet
  • LImage under copyright
    La Prédication de saint Jean
    Jean Senelle
    1629 · Musée Bossuet
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait de Bossuet
    Pierre Mignard I
    c. 1675 · Musée Bossuet
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait of Lord Byron
    Attributed to Thomas Phillips
    c. 1814 · Musée Bossuet
  • VImage under copyright
    Virgin and Child
    Jacques Blanchard
    17th century · Musée Bossuet
  • TImage under copyright
    Terrasse à Monte-Carlo.
    Adrien Marie
    · Musée Bossuet
  • SImage under copyright
    Saint Sébastien
    Jacques Blanchard
    · Musée Bossuet
  • JImage under copyright
    Jupiter confié aux nymphes
    Bon Boullogne
    · Musée Bossuet
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