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Witness the grandeur of French royalty! Philippe de Champaigne’s ‘Louis XIII Crowned by Victory’ (1635) captures a pivotal moment – the King's triumph over La Rochelle, adorned with angelic figures and symbolic elements. A masterpiece of Baroque art.
Philippe de Champaigne’s iconic 1642 portrait captures Cardinal Richelieu’s regal presence through three distinct perspectives. Serving as a preparatory sketch for Francesco Mochi's sculpture, it exemplifies Baroque artistry and showcases Champaigne's influence on Bernini.
Admire Philippe de Champaigne's masterpiece, 'The Échevins of the City of Paris,' a monumental baroque painting depicting Parisian dignitaries honoring St Geneviève. Explore its rich symbolism and artistic brilliance.
Discover Philippe de Champaigne’s stunning ‘Cardinal Richelieu’ – a Baroque masterpiece! Explore this 1637 oil painting's rich detail & historical significance at the National Gallery.
A dramatic Baroque portrait by Philippe de Champaigne capturing the dignified presence of Robert Arnauld d'Andilly through masterful chiaroscuro lighting, inviting you to bring this piece of history into your collection.
Admire Philippe de Champaigne's masterful Baroque portrait of a man from 1650 – characterized by dramatic chiaroscuro lighting, meticulous detail, and symbolic elements reflecting introspection and confinement.
Admire Philippe de Champaigne's masterful portrait of Henri Groulart (1654), capturing the solemn dignity of Cardinal Mazarin’s advisor with exquisite detail and bathed in Baroque light.
A tender depiction of Mary and Joseph's union by Philippe de Champaigne captures the profound joy of this Baroque masterpiece, inviting you to bring this timeless moment of sacred love into your private collection.