Four engravings : Joseph Vernet after, Aliamet culpt. The four hours of the day: the evening. Letters, lower left: "J. Vernet Pinx". Letter, bottom right: "J. Aliamet Sculpt". Letter, bottom center: " Le Soir/ Dedicated to Messire Jean Baptiste Le Rebours / Che(val)ier Seigneur de st. Mard sur le Mont, et autres Lieux, Président & c " in the center of the letter: a coat of arms. 35 x 45 cm (at sight). Jean-Jacques de Boissieu (1736-1810): "View of Saint Andéol, 1774". Drypoint engraving by Jean de Boissieu. 27 x 35.5 cm (on view). Jean-Baptiste Huet after, Jubier sculpt. The Country Snack". Engraving in the manner of pencil with red chalk. 20 x 26 cm (on view). An engraving in the manner of a pencil with red chalk showing putti in a medallion format is attached. Diam: 18 cm (at sight)

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