Germany. 1751 - 1829
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1596 Lyon - 1657 Paris. Known for: Religious painting.
Jacques Stella, born and trained in Lyon, gained considerable renown in Rome during the 1620s as a painter of small devotional works on copper and various stones, including slate, marble alabaster,... Read full biography
Jacques Stella, born and trained in Lyon, gained considerable renown in Rome during the 1620s as a painter of small devotional works on copper and various stones, including slate, marble alabaster, onyx and lapis lazuli. He enjoyed the most exalted patronage, including Pope Urban VIII and other... Read full biography
Jacques Stella, born and trained in Lyon, gained considerable renown in Rome during the 1620s as a painter of small devotional works on copper and various stones, including slate, marble alabaster, onyx and lapis lazuli. He enjoyed the most exalted patronage, including Pope Urban VIII and other members of the Barberini family. When he returned to France in 1634, he became the official painter to Cardinal Richelieu and was later appointed peintre du roi.... Read full biography
Jacques Stella, born and trained in Lyon, gained considerable renown in Rome during the 1620s as a painter of small devotional works on copper and various stones, including slate, marble alabaster, onyx and lapis lazuli. He enjoyed the most exalted patronage, including Pope Urban VIII and other members of the Barberini family. When he returned to France in 1634, he became the official painter to Cardinal Richelieu and was later appointed peintre du roi.... Read full biography
Jacques Stella, born and trained in Lyon, gained considerable renown in Rome during the 1620s as a painter of small devotional works on copper and various stones, including slate, marble alabaster, onyx and lapis lazuli. He enjoyed the most exalted patronage, including Pope Urban VIII and other members of the Barberini family. When he returned to France in 1634, he became the official painter to Cardinal Richelieu and was later appointed peintre du roi.... Read full biography
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Virgin and Child with Saints Francis and John the Baptist
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France. 1746 - 1816
Neo-classical portrait and history painting, drawing
France. 1716 - 1809
Religious genre
France. 1690 - 1743
Figure and genre painting
France. 1685 - 1766
Portrait, figure paintings
Italy, Spain. 1696 - 1770
Rococo painting, frescos, altarpieces, printmaking
France. 1789 - 1863
Battle scenes, portrait, figure and Arab subject paintings
Italy, France. 1714 - 1789
Landscape painting
France. 1761 - 1845
Small scale portrait and genre painting
France. 1649 - 1717
Painting
France, Italy. 1703 - 1770
Rococo portrait, landscape and mythology painting, engraving, palace decorating
France. 1852 - 1929
Gentile figure, portrait, mythology, history painting
Italy. 1712 - 1793
Architectural, cityscape, religious painting
France, Italy. 1725 - 1805
History, sentimental middle class domestic genre and sensuous female portrait painting
France. 1636 - 1716
Decorative painting, Venetian-influenced colourism, and major commissions for the French court
Italy, Holland. 1652/53 - 1736
River scene paintings, veduta, topography, drawing
Italy. 1578 - 1649
Mannerist and Bolognese school influences
Italy. 1592/1601 - 1668
Illusory rendering of space and depth in painting and frescoes
France. 1710 - 1773
Painting
Netherlands. 1534 - 1593
Landscape art, drawings, mixing realistic and imaginary elements
Italy. 1654 - 1714
Painting
Germany, England. 1794 - 1872
Religious painting, drawing, engraving, stained-glass design
France. 1764 - 1838
Painting
Italy. 1674 - 1755
First 'professional' caricaturist, landscape and religious painting, frescoes, engraving
Italy. 1526/28 - 1612
Renaissance religious figure and genre painting, altar pieces
France. 1648 - 1707
Realistic style landscape painting
Italy. c. 1548 - 1628
Portrait, figure, religious, allegorical paintings
Switzerland. 1758 - 1844
Painting
France. 1721 - 1820
Architectural drawings and watercolors
France, Italy. 1651 - 1730
Mythology and allegorical figures, nudes, sanguine and white chalk drawings, painting
Italy. 1529 - 1592
Painting and sculpture
France, Italy. 1732 - 1806
Voluptuous female figure, genre, landscape and history painting, drawing, illustration