France. 1756 - 1819
Portrait, figure paintings
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1753 Saint-Cloud, France - 1819 Paris, France. Known for: Portrait, figure, genre painting.
Michel Garnier was born in Saint-Cloud and studied with the painter Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre (1713-1789). From 1793 until 1814, he was an exhibitor at the Salon in Paris, mainly of genre subjects... Read full biography
Michel Garnier was born in Saint-Cloud and studied with the painter Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre (1713-1789). From 1793 until 1814, he was an exhibitor at the Salon in Paris, mainly of genre subjects in the fashion established by such contemporary painters as Marguerite Gérard and Louis-Léopold... Read full biography
Michel Garnier was born in Saint-Cloud and studied with the painter Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre (1713-1789). From 1793 until 1814, he was an exhibitor at the Salon in Paris, mainly of genre subjects in the fashion established by such contemporary painters as Marguerite Gérard and Louis-Léopold Boilly. Garnier also painted portraits and, later, still lives. Garnier's elegant, yet highly refined and crisp handling of paint was particularly well suited for the depiction of fashionable and ornately... Read full biography
Michel Garnier was born in Saint-Cloud and studied with the painter Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre (1713-1789). From 1793 until 1814, he was an exhibitor at the Salon in Paris, mainly of genre subjects in the fashion established by such contemporary painters as Marguerite Gérard and Louis-Léopold Boilly. Garnier also painted portraits and, later, still lives. Garnier's elegant, yet highly refined and crisp handling of paint was particularly well suited for the depiction of fashionable and ornately dressed Parisians. The artist's detailed attention to both costume and interior adornments reflect an understanding of the Dutch "fijnschilder" technique, which enables him to accurately represent the luxuriance of the era's interior spaces. Although... Read full biography
Michel Garnier was born in Saint-Cloud and studied with the painter Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre (1713-1789). From 1793 until 1814, he was an exhibitor at the Salon in Paris, mainly of genre subjects in the fashion established by such contemporary painters as Marguerite Gérard and Louis-Léopold Boilly. Garnier also painted portraits and, later, still lives. Garnier's elegant, yet highly refined and crisp handling of paint was particularly well suited for the depiction of fashionable and ornately dressed Parisians. The artist's detailed attention to both costume and interior adornments reflect an understanding of the Dutch "fijnschilder" technique, which enables him to accurately represent the luxuriance of the era's interior spaces. Although the narrative of Garnier's subjects are solidly rooted in the Rococo, the stoic poses of... Read full biography
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La jeune musicienne
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Ils sont D'accord (They are in agreement)
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Etude de pamplemousses
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