| Image | Titre/Title | Note | Oeuvre/Work ↓ | Artiste |  | Peinture par Doré de la statue à Paris de d'Artagnan | From ArtToday. The statue is in the Place du General-Catroux in Paris. | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Doré, Gustave |
 | La statue à Paris de d'Artagnan | From Three Musketeers Club Japan. | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Sanjyuko, Chiba |
 | Peinture de la statue à Auch de d'Artagnan | © Stéphane DELGADO & IMPACT internet 1997, from le Gers en Gascogne. | Les Trois Mousquetaires | |
 | La statue à Auch de d'Artagnan | From Deanesfield Primary School. | Les Trois Mousquetaires | |
 | La statue à Auch de d'Artagnan | From Lang et Fournier. | Les Trois Mousquetaires | |
 | The Three Musketeers, Classic Comics #1 cover | Compliments of Classics Central .Com | Les Trois Mousquetaires | |
 | The Three Musketeers, Classics Illustrated #1 cover | Compliments of Classics Central .Com | Les Trois Mousquetaires | |
 | The Three Musketeers, Classics Illustrated #1 painted cover | Compliments of Classics Central .Com | Les Trois Mousquetaires | |
 | Timbre français | from La Poste | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Coda, Guy |
 | D'Artagnan | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Adams, Frank |
 | "He came forward with one hand on the hilt of his sword and the other on his hip." | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Adams, Frank |
 | "No sooner had the rapiers clashed than a company of the Cardinal's guards came round the corner." | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Adams, Frank |
 | "Buckingham took the casket and again fell on his knees." | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Adams, Frank |
 | "What is the meaning of this, Duke?" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Adams, Frank |
 | The Cardinal | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Adams, Frank |
 | "Athos slowly raised the pistol, until the muzzle almost touched Milady's forehead." | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Adams, Frank |
 | "Lord Winter caught him by the throat." | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Adams, Frank |
 | Timbre monégasque de 1970 | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | |
 | Map of Gascogne 1588 | Copperplate engraving by Ortelius, published in 1588 by Vrients. Sold on eBay by universalhistory.com. | Les Trois Mousquetaires | |
 | La statue à Paris de d'Artagnan | The statue is in the Place du General-Catroux in Paris. Photo by Chiba Sanjyuko, from Three Musketeers Club Japan. | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Doré, Gustave |
 | Arrival of D'Artagnan at Meung | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | |
 | Athos returned at a gallop to the auberge, which was opened to him without hesitation | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | |
 | Alexandre Dumas, from a photograph | frontispiece | Les Trois Mousquetaires | |
 | Medallions of the Musketeers | title | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Alexandre Dumas in his Library | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | The National Novel | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Alexandre Dumas Fils | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Alexandre Dumas's Pen | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Fame | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | D'Artagnan, Athos, Porthos, Aramis | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Love and Arms | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | H. M. Louis XIII., King of France and Navarre, Armand-Jean du Plessis, Cardinal Richelieu | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | H. M. Anne of Austria, Queen of France and Navarre | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Keep up the Dance, then, since he will have it so" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | M. d'Artagnan the Elder girds his own Sword on his Son | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | D'Artagnan took every Smile for an Insult | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Before a Woman you would not dare to fly" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | He sold him for three Crowns | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | The Three Others fenced against him with their agile Swords | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | All admired his embroidered Baldric | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "It pleases me to say you annoy me" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Do you only wear such a fine golden Baldric to suspend a Sword of Straw from it?" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "A Surgeon! or 'Sblood! my brave Athos will die" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "The Devil take the Madman!" murmured M. de Tréville | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Loose your hold, then, I beg of you" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Good Lord! the fellow must be mad" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "He drew the Handkerchief from under the Foot of the Musketeer" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | D'Artagnan saluted his Adversary with Hat in Hand | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "We are about to have the Honor of charging you" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "To me, Sir Guard, or I will slay you!" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | He bore Jussac under the Monastery porch | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | They walked Arm-in-Arm, occupying the whole Width of the Street | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Brave young Man!" murmured the King | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | One of those passed close to D'Artagnan's Face | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Musketeers! to the rescue" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Bernajoux described the Affair exactly as it had taken Place | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Here," said the King, "is a Proof of my Satisfaction" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | He was spitting in the Water to make Rings | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Athos would give Grimaud a good Thrashing | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Mousqueton made a very good figure when attending on his Master | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Then it became the turn of Athos, Porthos, and Aramis to mount Guard with D'Artagnan | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | They devoured as much Provisions as would have lasted him two Months | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Higher! much higher!" said Bonacieux | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "The Man of Meung!" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Your Affair is not a bad one" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "To the Health of the King and Cardinal" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "All for One, One for All" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Oh! Sir, Sir, you will kill yourself," cried Planchet | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | D'Artagnan was Conquerer without much Trouble | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | She passed her Arm under D'Artagnan's | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | With a turn of his Finger he set the Clock right again | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | What the Devil could that Handkerchief mean? | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | D'Artagnan seized the Hand that was held out to him and kissed it | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "In the name of Heaven. milord!" cried Madame Bonacieux | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Buckingham, on being left alone, walked towards a Mirror | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | He kissed the Hem of her Robe | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Anne of Austria stretched forth her Hand closing her Eyes | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | M. Bonacieux was in the greatest possible Perplexity | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "But that is not M. D'Artagnan you show me" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | He uttered a feeble Groan and fainted | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | They carried him up a Flight of Stairs | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "You are accused of High Treason" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "It is he! the Man who took away my Wife" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | He then backed himself out | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "What?" said the King haughtily | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Your Gascon Head, will you have done?" said the King | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | M. de Tréville delivered the Musketeer | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Madame, you are about to receive a Visit from the Chancellor" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "There, Sir, there is that Letter" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | The Cardinal took the Letter and read it | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "You will appear at this Ball?" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Here," said the Queen, "here is a Ring of great Value" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Where does that Money come from?" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "To save the Queen with his Eminence's Money" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Silence!" whispered D'Artagnan taking her Hand | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | A terrible Howling interrupted these Reflections | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "To London?" cried Porthos | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | And Each put out his Hand into the Bag | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Porthos told him he was drunk, and the Stranger drew his Sword | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | And Each of these Men took a concealed Musket | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | And they continued at their best speed for two Hours | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | They took Aramis from his Horse at the Tavern Door | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Go on, D'Artagnan, spur, spur!" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "And One for me! The Best for the Last!" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Five Minutes after they were on Board | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Just Heavens! what I have read! cried the Duke | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | The Horses went like the Wind | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | All at once the Duke uttered a terrible Cry | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Here," said he to him, "are the Diamond Studs" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Go then, and may God Conduct you safely" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | The Provosts went out to wait upon the King | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Madame, why did you not wear your Diamond Studs?" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | The Ballet lasted an Hour | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | D'Artagnan cast himself on his knees | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Ah, you are a deep one!" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Sell this Ring? Never!" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Planchet, much astonished, was busy grooming them | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | In an instant, he was among the Branches | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | He climbed the Ladder very carefully | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Two of the Men appeared bearing the Woman in their Arms and carried her to the Carriage | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Your Stockings and Shoes stand in equal need of brushing" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | He fell on his back | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | At the sight of his Friend, Porthos uttered a loud Cry of Joy | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Now, through this loop-hole, I throw my Lasso" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | D'Artagnan began to be bored, and so did the Vicar | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Her attitude was rather free" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | And the two Friends began to dance | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "What! you don't know me?" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Now, Gentlemen, if it's Battle you want, you shall have it" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | In the mean time Grimaud appeared in his Turn behind his Master | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | The Image of Devastation | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | The Landlord entered with the wine and a ham | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | And he hanged her on a Tree | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Two Aces!" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "What's this? Nothing but the Saddles!" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "You are all eating Horse" | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | The Lady on the Black Hood followed Porthos's Glances | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Porthos withdrew his dripping Hand from the Font | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "Good Lord! How quickly men forget," said the Procureuse | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | "A Letter for your Master," said she | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | The little feminine weapon flew into a thousand Pieces | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | D'Artagnan caught at his Bridle and stopped him | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Porthos began to make Passes at the Wall | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
 | Mars send Love to solicit Fortune | | Les Trois Mousquetaires | Leloir, Maurice |
