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PORTRAIT OF MARIE-GENEVIÈVE BOUDREY, REPRESENTED AS A MUSE
Auction: 12/05/2007
Lot: 65
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Jean-Marc Nattier AUCTION RECORDS
1685 Paris, France - 1766 Paris, France. Known for: Portrait, figure paintings.
Jean-Marc Nattier was born in Paris, France in 1685, the son of a painter, his mother, miniaturist Marie Courtois, and the younger brother of a painter. Under the protection of Louis XIV, he began to... Read full biography
Jean-Marc Nattier was born in Paris, France in 1685, the son of a painter, his mother, miniaturist Marie Courtois, and the younger brother of a painter. Under the protection of Louis XIV, he began to make drawings of the Rubens Gallery of the Luxembourg. Offered a brilliant position in Rome, he... Read full biography
Jean-Marc Nattier was born in Paris, France in 1685, the son of a painter, his mother, miniaturist Marie Courtois, and the younger brother of a painter. Under the protection of Louis XIV, he began to make drawings of the Rubens Gallery of the Luxembourg. Offered a brilliant position in Rome, he preferred to remain in Paris, but in 1715 he was summoned to Amsterdam where he painted the Czar and Czarina of Russia, as well as Peter the Great. They wanted to take him to their country, but again he... Read full biography
Jean-Marc Nattier was born in Paris, France in 1685, the son of a painter, his mother, miniaturist Marie Courtois, and the younger brother of a painter. Under the protection of Louis XIV, he began to make drawings of the Rubens Gallery of the Luxembourg. Offered a brilliant position in Rome, he preferred to remain in Paris, but in 1715 he was summoned to Amsterdam where he painted the Czar and Czarina of Russia, as well as Peter the Great. They wanted to take him to their country, but again he insisted that his place was in Paris. In 1734 he became painter to the Chevalier d'Orleans. Having lost his fortune through speculation, he produced only portraits, instead of the historical works that had much engaged him previously. He died in... Read full biography
Jean-Marc Nattier was born in Paris, France in 1685, the son of a painter, his mother, miniaturist Marie Courtois, and the younger brother of a painter. Under the protection of Louis XIV, he began to make drawings of the Rubens Gallery of the Luxembourg. Offered a brilliant position in Rome, he preferred to remain in Paris, but in 1715 he was summoned to Amsterdam where he painted the Czar and Czarina of Russia, as well as Peter the Great. They wanted to take him to their country, but again he insisted that his place was in Paris. In 1734 he became painter to the Chevalier d'Orleans. Having lost his fortune through speculation, he produced only portraits, instead of the historical works that had much engaged him previously. He died in 1766. Written and submitted by Jean Ershler Schatz, artist and researcher from Laguna Woods, California.... Read full biography
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Art images copyright© of artist or assigneePortrait of Marguerite-Françoise-Bernard de Reims, Madame Dupleix de Bacquencourt
Jean-Marc Nattier Auction: 07/05/2011Lot: 16Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneePORTRAIT OF THE MARQUISE DE PLEUMARTIN, NÉE ANNE LE LAŸ DE VILLEMARÉ (C. 1695-AFTER 1761), THREE-QUARTER-LENGTH
Jean-Marc Nattier Auction: 04/14/2016Lot: 148Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeLA JUSTICE CHÂTIANT L'INJUSTICE, DIT MADAME ADÉLAÏDE SOUS LES TRAITS DE LA JUSTICE
Jean-Marc Nattier Auction: 03/26/2015Lot: 14Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneePORTRAIT OF MADAME ROYER, HALF-LENGTH, WITH A MASK AND FAN
Jean-Marc Nattier Auction: 11/20/2020Lot: 194Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneePORTRAIT OF FRANCIS GREVILLE, BARON BROOKE, LATER 1ST EARL OF WARWICK (1719-1773)
Jean-Marc Nattier Auction: 12/03/2014Lot: 42Subscribe or get free alerts
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