Showing 7 artworks with Jean-Baptiste Greuze and with artwork date before 1790 and with artwork date after 1780
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Admire 'Head of a Young Woman' by Jean-Baptiste Greuze (1780). A poignant Rococo portrait showcasing emotional depth & classic beauty. Explore this masterpiece!
Admire 'Princess Varvara Nikolaevna Gagarina' by Greuze – a poignant portrait capturing 18th-century Russian aristocracy and fashion. A beautiful oil painting, perfect for art lovers.
Delicate realism meets profound emotion in Jean-Baptiste Greuze’s ‘Girl with Birds,’ capturing youthful vulnerability and moral contemplation within the Romantic era's sentimental style—a timeless portrait inviting you to explore its beauty.
Explore Jean-Baptiste Greuze's captivating Self-Portrait (1785), housed in the Louvre. Discover neoclassical elegance, subtle symbolism & masterful technique.
Experience Jean-Baptiste Greuze’s poignant ‘The Widow and Her Priest,’ a masterful Rococo painting brimming with sentimental emotion and depicting a grieving family scene. Discover this iconic 1784 artwork and its profound exploration of faith and compassion.
Jean-Baptiste Greuze’s ‘Innocence,’ a Rococo masterpiece bathed in pastel hues and imbued with moral tenderness, portrays a young woman cradling a lamb—a poignant symbol of compassion—captured with meticulous brushstrokes and ethereal luminosity.
Capture the sentimental drama of this 18th-century self-portrait by Jean-Baptiste Greuze; own a piece of French genre mastery today.