Netherlands, Belgium, Italy. 1684 - 1763
Landscape painting, ruins, classical buildings
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1689/91 Berlin, Germany - 1760 London, England. Known for: Portrait and genre painting, drawing master to royalty.
Philip Mercier was born in Berlin, of French extraction, and moved to London in 1716. He had been recommended to King George I by the King's family in Hanover, perhaps by Frederick, Prince of Wales,... Read full biography
Philip Mercier was born in Berlin, of French extraction, and moved to London in 1716. He had been recommended to King George I by the King's family in Hanover, perhaps by Frederick, Prince of Wales, to whom Mercier became Principal Painter when the prince and his family came to England in 1729.... Read full biography
Philip Mercier was born in Berlin, of French extraction, and moved to London in 1716. He had been recommended to King George I by the King's family in Hanover, perhaps by Frederick, Prince of Wales, to whom Mercier became Principal Painter when the prince and his family came to England in 1729. Mercier's association with the Royal Family continued when he was appointed as drawing master to the young princesses. However, he retired from Court life in 1737 and moved to York in 1739, where he... Read full biography
Philip Mercier was born in Berlin, of French extraction, and moved to London in 1716. He had been recommended to King George I by the King's family in Hanover, perhaps by Frederick, Prince of Wales, to whom Mercier became Principal Painter when the prince and his family came to England in 1729. Mercier's association with the Royal Family continued when he was appointed as drawing master to the young princesses. However, he retired from Court life in 1737 and moved to York in 1739, where he became immensely popular with the local gentry. His conversation pieces and sentimental genre scenes were very influential on English painting, because his works embodied the new French taste that had been introduced by artists such as Watteau.... Read full biography
Philip Mercier was born in Berlin, of French extraction, and moved to London in 1716. He had been recommended to King George I by the King's family in Hanover, perhaps by Frederick, Prince of Wales, to whom Mercier became Principal Painter when the prince and his family came to England in 1729. Mercier's association with the Royal Family continued when he was appointed as drawing master to the young princesses. However, he retired from Court life in 1737 and moved to York in 1739, where he became immensely popular with the local gentry. His conversation pieces and sentimental genre scenes were very influential on English painting, because his works embodied the new French taste that had been introduced by artists such as Watteau.... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: ALLEGORIES OF THE FIVE SENSES: HEARING, SMELL, SIGHT, TASTE AND TOUCH (5)
ALLEGORIES OF THE FIVE SENSES: HEARING, SMELL, SIGHT, TASTE AND TOUCH (5)
Philip MercierALLEGORIES OF THE FIVE SENSES: HEARING, SMELL, SIGHT, TASTE AND TOUCH (5)
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A MUSICAL PARTY
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A young woman, in a fawn dress, seated on a chaise longue in an interior, removing her right stocking, an oval portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as the 'Young Pretender', on the wall beyond
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Netherlands. 1622 - 1666
Marine, topographical townscape painting-snowscenes
United Kingdom. 1681 - 1749
Landscape, seascape paintings, ships
United Kingdom, England, Netherlands, Germany. 1618 - 1680
Portrait, landscape, religious themed, history and figure paintings
Netherlands. 1639 - 1684
Painting
United Kingdom, Scotland. 1756 - 1823
Portrait painting of prominent persons
Italy. 1712 - 1793
Architectural, cityscape, religious painting
United Kingdom. 1759 - 1837
Marine
United Kingdom, England. 1775 - 1851
Romantic landscape, skyscape and seascape painting
France. 1813 - 1894
Bucolic subject painting, engraving
United Kingdom. 1712 - 1787
Portrait painting, conversation pieces
Flemish. 1672 - 1737
Still life paintings
England. 1734 - 1797
Portrait, landscape and industrial genre painting
England, United Kingdom, Scotland. 1852 - 1928
Luminous landscape and waterscape paintings
United Kingdom. 1682/86 - 1765
Horse, landscape paintings, racing
United Kingdom, England. 1768 - 1835
Portrait painting and sport illustration-horse racing and portraiture
United Kingdom, England. 1723 - 1792
Portrait painting-Grand Style
United Kingdom, England, Germany. 1646 - 1723
Aristocratic portrait painting
United Kingdom, Italy. 1713 - 1782
Landscape and portrait painting
United Kingdom, England. 1753 - 1839
Small scale full-length portrait painting, aristocrats, royalty
Netherlands. 1614 - 1670
Portraits, famous for his nudes paintings
Sweden, England. 1656/59 - 1743
Portrait painting, aristocracy and royalty
United Kingdom, England. 1761 - 1807
History and portrait painting, teaching
France. 1685 - 1766
Portrait, figure paintings
Italy. 1419 - 1491
Decorative details in painting, gold trim, consistent style and iconography
United Kingdom, England. 1734 - 1802
Portrait and historical painting
France, Italy. 1679 - 1752
Social genre, history, allegory and portrait painting
United Kingdom, England. 1769 - 1847
Landscape and figure in landscape painting, lithographs
Netherlands. 1634 - 1693
Genre painting
United Kingdom. 1720 - 1782
Painting
1600 - 1681
Painting
United Kingdom, Scotland, England. 1713 - 1784
Classical portrait painting