Jean-Michel MOREAU (1741-1814), d'après Set of three engravings including: Precautions Engraved by Pietro Antonio MARTINI (1738-1797) 33.5 x 26 cm (at sight). (Broken glass). The little lodge Engraved by Pietro Antonio MARTINI (1738-1797) 34 x 25.5 cm (view). N'ayez pas peur ma bonne amie Engraved by Isidore-Stanislas HELMAN (1743 - 1806) 33.5 x 26 cm (on view). (Broken glass). Part of the Monument du Costume series, comprising 25 engravings. A similar example is in the Musée Carnavalet in Paris. Also included: Etienne JEAURAT (1699-1789), after La coiffeuse, 1750 Engraving Engraved by Dominique SORNIQUE (1708-1756) Mentioned "A Paris chez Jeurat au bas de la rue des Fosses St. Victor A.P.D.R" lower center. 39 x 28 cm (view).

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