Pair of Antique Oval 18th Century Pastel Portraits "J.B. Hirschmann, " 1790

Nice pastel portrait representing a young woman. Wonderful weathered wooden frame and its old glass, France, 18th century. Weathered, small losses.

Magnificent 18th century oval painting representing a lovely milk girl.

18th Century Portrait of a Lady, framed in an oval-shaped, faded gold frame. A head and shoulders portrait of a lady in a blue dress an...

The artist portrayed an upper-class lady who has some facial features of Reynolds' Mrs Andrews. More specifically, the long, straight nose and the large eyes. Her head resting on her...

A very nice portrait of a gentleman in a rosewood frame. On paper, under glass with early frame. 13 inches high, 11.5 inhces wide.

Early 19th century oval portrait painting of a man on an oval board. The condition is very good with no repairs.

18th century pastel, Portrait of a Young boy with 18th century gilt wood frame.

Portrait of a Lady Pastel 19th C. British School Antiques Los Angeles Gilt Wood. Small Charming Portrait painting in pastel paper Laid on Oval Board . A beautiful woman in a blue dress height 16" width 13". With a Nicely Hand Carved Wood Frame and Glass and old faded Fabric. A very sweet and romantic depiction of her facial features . Pastel on Paper and laid in oval board and framed in fabric inside a delicately carved wood painting...

A fine pair of French 18th-19th century whimsical rococo style chinoiserie oil on canvas, circle of Jean-Baptiste Pillement. (French, 1728-1808). One oil painting depicting an outdoor patio scene of a standing young mother, holding a fan, with her three young children playing with a horse-toy, a parrot and a cat, all surrounded by flowers, plants, trees, planters and flanked by a dragon fountain...

18th century oval portrait oil on canvas of an aristocrat The individual with the mischievous look wears a highly voluminous powdered starch hairdo. An earring on his ear is a rare example of coquetry in a picture. His corner smile and brave cheekbones distinguish the character. The eighteenth century is an era of grace. We have never seen men and women so properly prepared throughout history. The extravagant display was consistent with the rococo aesthetic. Powdered hairstyles became fashionable among males in the 17th century, under the reign of Louis14, the Sun King. At the period, France ruled fashion, and its influence expanded to other countries. This gentleman reflects the entirety of the Grand Siecle...