Jean-Baptiste Oudry

Jean-baptiste Oudry

1750

Farmhouse

Discover Jean-Baptiste Oudry’s ‘Farmhouse,’ a quintessential Rococo painting brimming with pastoral charm. Admire the elegant composition, vibrant colors & detailed animal scenes of 18th-century French rural life. Hand-painted reproductions available.

Jean-baptiste Oudry

1722

Henri Camille, Chevalier De Beringhen (detail)

Admire Jean-Baptiste Oudry's masterful depiction of Henri Camille de Beringhen – a portrait capturing aristocratic elegance and naturalistic detail during the Rococo era.

Jean-baptiste Oudry

1729

Misse And Luttine

Jean-Baptiste Oudry's 'Misse and Luttine' (1729) captures two elegant dogs in a serene Rococo setting, showcasing the artist’s mastery of animal detail & royal commissions. A beautiful glimpse into 18th-century French art.

Jean-baptiste Oudry

Eight Sketches For The Tapestry Cartoons Of The “royal Hunts Of Louis Xv” Tapestries

Jean-Baptiste Oudry (French pronunciation: [ʒɑ̃ batist udʁi]; 17 March 1686 – 30 April 1755) was a French Rococo painter, engraver, and tapestry designer. He is particularly well known for his naturalistic pictures of animals and his hunt pieces depicting game. His son, Jacques-Charles Oudry, was also a painter. == Biography == Jean-Baptiste Oudry was born in Paris, the son of Jacques Oudry, a p

Jean-baptiste Oudry

1722

Still Life With The Bust Of America

Jean-Baptiste Oudry's 'Still Life with the Bust of America' showcases opulent fruits & delicacies alongside an allegorical statue, reflecting royal court life and innovative tastes of 1722.

Jean-baptiste Oudry

1721

Dead Wolf

A stunning Baroque masterpiece by Jean-Baptiste Oudry! "Dead Wolf" captures the drama of hunting with exquisite detail and masterful light, a timeless work of art.

Jean-baptiste Oudry

1728

Hot Cockles (la Main Chaude)

Jean-baptiste Oudry

1740

Hound With Gun And Dead Game

A masterful Rococo hunting scene by Jean-Baptiste Oudry captures the lifelike textures of a poised hound and fallen game from 1740, offering a refined glimpse into French aristocratic life for your private collection.