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fl.1701 - 1721. Known for: Painting and sculpture.
Benjamin Arlaud was born into a family of Swiss watchmakers. Younger brother Jacques-Antoine was also a renowned painter. Excellent miniaturist, he is the author of highly expressive portraits dotted... Read full biography
Benjamin Arlaud was born into a family of Swiss watchmakers. Younger brother Jacques-Antoine was also a renowned painter. Excellent miniaturist, he is the author of highly expressive portraits dotted impeccable. We bring about portraits delivered to the court of England during the establishment of... Read full biography
Benjamin Arlaud was born into a family of Swiss watchmakers. Younger brother Jacques-Antoine was also a renowned painter. Excellent miniaturist, he is the author of highly expressive portraits dotted impeccable. We bring about portraits delivered to the court of England during the establishment of the artist in London in the early eighteenth century. Copies of similar quality can be found in the collections of the Queen of England, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art,... Read full biography
Benjamin Arlaud was born into a family of Swiss watchmakers. Younger brother Jacques-Antoine was also a renowned painter. Excellent miniaturist, he is the author of highly expressive portraits dotted impeccable. We bring about portraits delivered to the court of England during the establishment of the artist in London in the early eighteenth century. Copies of similar quality can be found in the collections of the Queen of England, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Wallace Collection.
Benjamin Arlaud was born into a family of Swiss watchmakers. Younger brother Jacques-Antoine was also a renowned painter. Excellent miniaturist, he is the author of highly expressive portraits dotted impeccable. We bring about portraits delivered to the court of England during the establishment of the artist in London in the early eighteenth century. Copies of similar quality can be found in the collections of the Queen of England, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Wallace Collection.