Showing 16 artworks with Maurice Quentin De La Tour and with artwork date before 1753 and with artwork date after 1743
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Maurice Quentin De La Tour
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- Blue Velvet Coat
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- Voltaire
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- Academic Portraiture
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- Child Portrait
- Historical Figure Print
- Jean-Jacques Rousseau Print
- Elegant Woman
- Sculptor Portrait
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- Rococo Style Artwork
- Elegant Pastel Painting
- Maurice Quentin De La Tou
- Geneva Museum Art Print
- Delicate Facial Shading
- D'Alembert Painting
- René Frémin Sculpture
- Nicole Richard
- Man With White Beard
- French Portrait Art Deco
- Blue And White Palette
- Rococo Portrait Art
- Classical European Art
- Enlightenment Portrait
- Oil Painting Technique
- Blue Background
Experience Rococo elegance with this luminous pastel portrait of Jean Le Rond d'Alembert by Maurice Quentin de La Tour; own a piece of Enlightenment history.
Maurice Quentin de La Tour's 'Portrait of Nicole Richard as Child' (1748) captures youthful grace with pastel mastery. Admire the delicate details and Rococo charm of this exquisite portrait.
Maurice Quentin de La Tour’s captivating pastel portrait of Jean-Jacques Rousseau embodies Rococo elegance with a charming smile and detailed attire from 1753. Discover this exquisite hand-painted reproduction and bring a touch of French artistic history into your space.
Admire 'Mlle Ferrand Meditating on Newton' by Maurice Quentin de La Tour – a captivating Rococo pastel portrait of a French salon figure, now at the Alte Pinakothek.
A masterful display of Rococo pastel technique, this 1751 self-portrait by Maurice Quentin de La Tour captures lifelike depth and elegance, offering a rare chance to possess a piece of 18th-century French history.
A luminous pastel portrait of Jean Le Rond d'Alembert by Rococo master Maurice Quentin de La Tour captures a moment of Enlightenment elegance and confidence, inviting you to bring this piece of history into your collection.
Maurice Quentin de La Tour’s 1743 portrait of René Frémin showcases Rococo elegance & masterful realism. Admire the sculpted details & muted palette of this exquisite classical artwork.