An Italianate Landscape with Figures in the Foreground
An Italianate Landscape with Figures in the Foreground
Circle of JEAN BAPTISTE CHARLES CLAUDOT
French School
1733 - 1805
An Italianate Landscape with Figures in the Foreground
Oil on canvas
71 x 106.8 cms
28 x 42 inches
Known as Claude de Nancy, Claudot was born in Badonvillier in the Vosges region of France in 1733. He was friends with the fellow artists Jean Girardet and Joseph Vernet but never moved to Paris to set up a studio there as he enjoyed the sunshine and lifestyle of his native south and was based in Nancy, eventually dying there on 27th December 1805.
He painted still-life, landscapes and capriccio classical ruins as well as a few mythological and biblical subjects such as "St Sebastian in the house of Irene" and "Jacob's Ladder". He is best known for the Italianate landscapes and these make up the majority of the paintings by him which are held in the collection of the Museum at Nancy
1733 - 1805
Oil on canvas
France
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