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In the collection of Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · as of July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
The satirist Johann Heinrich Ramberg produced several oval etchings with voyeuristic themes, including an equally silly pendant to this print in which the man in the tree remains unobserved by the lovers, despite his extremely precarious position. The oval framework of these works suggests that the prints may have been meant as decoration for furniture or perhaps were intended to be pasted onto a support and used as fans.
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Richard Corbould — Old Trees with Old Man, a Girl, and a Dog
Jean Baptiste Huet — Plate Five of 38 from Oeuvres de J. B.
Carl Wilhelm Kolbe, the elder — Woodland Landscape with an E
Louis Crépy, Jr. — Screen of Six Sheets (310)
Annibale Carracci — Drunken Silenus (the "Tazza Farnese")
Jean Honoré Fragonard — Allegory-Ingenius Love
Raphael Lamar West — Landscape with a Tree in the Foreground
Charles-Étienne Gaucher — The Courier Departs
Joseph Mallord William Turner — Procris and Cephalus, plate
Raphael Lamar West — Study of a Tree
Joseph Mallord William Turner — Procris and Cephalus, plate
Louis Hersent — Two Figures in a Landscape