Jean-Baptiste Oudry

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

1734

Belphagore

Jean-Baptiste Oudry’s ‘Belphagore’ (1734) – a dramatic monochrome drawing of mythological figures. Baroque illustration, intense narrative detail & unsettling power. Explore this Rococo masterpiece!

Jean-baptiste Oudry

Porcupine

Admire Jean-Baptiste Oudry's 'Porcupine,' a meticulously detailed graphite drawing capturing the animal’s alert posture and striking quills. A classic Rococo study of nature.

Jean-baptiste Oudry

The Park At Arcueil

Discover Jean-Baptiste Oudry's 'The Park at Arcueil,' a captivating monochrome drawing of a serene French garden, showcasing intricate details and a harmonious blend of nature & art.

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.

Jean-baptiste Oudry

Dog And Wild Duck

Jean-baptiste Oudry

Still-life With Pheasant

Jean-baptiste Oudry

Echassiers, Perdrix, Aigle Dans Un Paysage Boisé

Jean-baptiste Oudry

Belphagore

Jean-baptiste Oudry

Maison Et Muraille Au Pied D'une Petite Colline

Jean-baptiste Oudry

Reach The Rocks, A Stream

Jean-baptiste Oudry

The Plague-stricken Animals

Jean-baptiste Oudry

Hure De Sanglier, Tournée Vers La Gauche

Jean-baptiste Oudry

Lattice Work And Reflecting Pool At Arcueil

Jean-baptiste Oudry

Nature Morte Avec Oiseux Morts Et Cerises

Explore Jean-Baptiste Oudry’s ‘Nature morte avec oiseux morts…’ – a stunning Rococo still life depicting death & beauty. Oil on canvas, Dutch Golden Age style.