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1724 Paris, France - 1806 Paris, France. Known for: Flower, animal and history painting.
Although primarily a flower and animal painter, Bachelier was admitted to the category of history painters in 1763. He was also active as an administrator: in 1752, he was made artistic director of... Read full biography
Although primarily a flower and animal painter, Bachelier was admitted to the category of history painters in 1763. He was also active as an administrator: in 1752, he was made artistic director of the Manufacture de Vincennes, and he was Directeur of the Manufacture de Sèvres from 1756 until 1793.... Read full biography
Although primarily a flower and animal painter, Bachelier was admitted to the category of history painters in 1763. He was also active as an administrator: in 1752, he was made artistic director of the Manufacture de Vincennes, and he was Directeur of the Manufacture de Sèvres from 1756 until 1793. Bachelier opened the Ecole Royale Gratuite de Dessin in 1766, where manufacturers and craftsmen were taught design and draftsmanship. He also conducted research into encaustic painting and published... Read full biography
Although primarily a flower and animal painter, Bachelier was admitted to the category of history painters in 1763. He was also active as an administrator: in 1752, he was made artistic director of the Manufacture de Vincennes, and he was Directeur of the Manufacture de Sèvres from 1756 until 1793. Bachelier opened the Ecole Royale Gratuite de Dessin in 1766, where manufacturers and craftsmen were taught design and draftsmanship. He also conducted research into encaustic painting and published works on art education.
Although primarily a flower and animal painter, Bachelier was admitted to the category of history painters in 1763. He was also active as an administrator: in 1752, he was made artistic director of the Manufacture de Vincennes, and he was Directeur of the Manufacture de Sèvres from 1756 until 1793. Bachelier opened the Ecole Royale Gratuite de Dessin in 1766, where manufacturers and craftsmen were taught design and draftsmanship. He also conducted research into encaustic painting and published works on art education.