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1743 Laon - 1811 Paris. Known for: Painting.
Jean Simon Berthelemy was born in Laon in 1743. He was a student of Noel Hall, whose work strongly influenced his first paintings. The artist won the Prix de Rome in 1767 showing a style very close... Read full biography
Jean Simon Berthelemy was born in Laon in 1743. He was a student of Noel Hall, whose work strongly influenced his first paintings. The artist won the Prix de Rome in 1767 showing a style very close to the taste of Francois Boucher. Berthelemy stayed in Rome from 1771 to 1774 with the then director... Read full biography
Jean Simon Berthelemy was born in Laon in 1743. He was a student of Noel Hall, whose work strongly influenced his first paintings. The artist won the Prix de Rome in 1767 showing a style very close to the taste of Francois Boucher. Berthelemy stayed in Rome from 1771 to 1774 with the then director Charles-Joseph Natoire and befriended the painters Francois-Guillaume, Francois-Andre¸ Vincent and Joseph-Benoit Suvee.... Read full biography
Jean Simon Berthelemy was born in Laon in 1743. He was a student of Noel Hall, whose work strongly influenced his first paintings. The artist won the Prix de Rome in 1767 showing a style very close to the taste of Francois Boucher. Berthelemy stayed in Rome from 1771 to 1774 with the then director Charles-Joseph Natoire and befriended the painters Francois-Guillaume, Francois-Andre¸ Vincent and Joseph-Benoit Suvee.
Jean Simon Berthelemy was born in Laon in 1743. He was a student of Noel Hall, whose work strongly influenced his first paintings. The artist won the Prix de Rome in 1767 showing a style very close to the taste of Francois Boucher. Berthelemy stayed in Rome from 1771 to 1774 with the then director Charles-Joseph Natoire and befriended the painters Francois-Guillaume, Francois-Andre¸ Vincent and Joseph-Benoit Suvee.