L'audience de l'Empereur chinois (The audience of the Chinese Emperor), from Chinoiseries

L'audience de l'Empereur chinois (The audience of the Chinese Emperor), from Chinoiseries

Jacques Gabriel Huquier, After François Boucher, Chez Huquier

1743 - 1800 Print

53.600.1011

Metropolitan Museum of Art

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