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Marie-Antoinette, from three quarters to the right; Louis XVI, from three quarters to the left; Louis XVII, from the front; Madame Elisabeth, from three quarters to the left; the Princess of Lambalus, from profile to right; the Duke of Enghien, from three
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Bibliographical Reference: De Vinck, 569
Title: Marie-Antoinette, from three quarters to the right; Louis XVI, from three quarters to the left; Louis XVII, from the front; Madame Elisabeth, from three quarters to the left; the Princess of Lambalus, from profile to right; the Duke of Enghien, from three
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Bibliographical Reference: De Vinck, 569.
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