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JOUVENET, Jean-Baptiste
French painter (b. 1644, Rouen, d. 1717, Paris).
French painter, one of a family of painters. He worked in Paris in the studio of Charles Le Brun, whose manner he acquired and whose favor at court he shared. He is best known for his religious paintings; the most important are the series of four canvases for St. Martin des Champs, including the Miraculous Draught of Fishes Related Paintings of JOUVENET, Jean-Baptiste :. | ved klaveret | May 2,1808,in Madrid The Charge of the Mamelukes | Madame Panckoucke (mk05) | Mrs. Charles Gifford Dyer | Flucht nach Aypten | Related Artists: Mario Villares Barbosapainted Nu feminino in 1880 - 1917 Antonio Joli1700-1777
Italian
Antonio Joli Gallery
Born in Modena, he first apprenticed with Rafaello Rinaldi. He then worked in Rome with Panini and the Galli-Bibiena studio. He became a painter of stage sets for the theater in Modena and Perugia. By 1735, he had moved to Venice and stayed till 1746, when he traveled to Germany, London (1744-48), and Madrid (1750-54). In London, he decorated the Richmond mansion of the director of the King's Theater at Haymarket, John James Heidegger. He returned to Venice in 1754, where he became on of the founding members of the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia. He traveled to Naples in 1762, and stayed there until he died.
William Salterpainted Sketch of the 1836 Waterloo Banqet by William Salter in 1836
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