Charles-André Van Loo

Charles-andré Van Loo

1735

Perseus And Andromeda

Experience Rococo elegance with Charles-André van Loo's Perseus and Andromeda, a graceful mythological triumph from the 18th century; discover this masterpiece today.

Aeneas Carrying Anchises — Charles-andré Van Loo

Charles-André van Loo's 'Aeneas Carrying Anchises' (1729) captures a pivotal moment of the Trojan War with dramatic detail and Rococo elegance. Admire this masterpiece’s historical narrative & artistic skill.

Charles-andré Van Loo

1757

The Sacrifice Of Iphigenia

Experience the tragic beauty of Charles-André van Loo's "The Sacrifice of Iphigenia." A stunning Rococo masterpiece depicting a pivotal moment from Greek mythology, rich with emotion and detail. Hand-painted reproductions available.

Charles-andré Van Loo

1753

Life Of St Augustine Saint Augustine Disputing With The Donatists

Charles-André van Loo’s opulent Rococo painting ‘Life of St Augustine’ captures a fervent debate amidst Enlightenment ideals. This 1753 masterpiece showcases the artist's signature elegance and detailed brushwork, offering a window into historical religious discourse.

Charles-andré Van Loo

1759

Mademoiselle Clairon As Medea (study)

Charles-andré Van Loo

1733

Jahel And Tamah (study)

Charles-André van Loo (1705-1765) was a Dutch painter who ascended to prominence in the French Rococo era. Trained in Turin and Rome under influential masters like Benedetto Luti and Pierre Legros, he achieved renown as First Painter to Louis XV, leaving an indelible mark on French art history.