Engraving Les Sabines - Jacques-Louis David

Name: Engraving Les Sabines - Jacques-Louis David
SKU: KM000934
Price: 550.00 EUR
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KM000934

This print was engraved by Jean-Baptiste-Raphaël Massard (1775-1843) in 1799 after a painting by French painter Jacques-Louis David (1748-1825). It depicts a legendary episode in the founding of Rome. The Sabines were trying to take back their daughters who had been kidnapped by the Romans led by Romulus...

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Characteristics

Delivery: Order dispatched directly from Ateliers d'Art within 3 weeks
Maintenance: Eviter toute source d'humidité et de lumière directe. Ne pas plier la feuille
Printing Technique: Eau-forte, burin
Copper plate size: 68 x 81,60 cm
Artist: Jacques-Louis David (1748-1825)
Art movement: 18th century

Dimensions: 76 x 100 cm
Engraving date: 1799
Size of the sheet: 76 x 100 cm
Museums: Musée du Louvre, Grand Palais
Themes: Mythology, Made in France
Reference: KM000934
EAN: 3336727321898
Matière de l'article: Hahnemühle paper

Conservation museum: Paris - Chalcographie du musée du Louvre

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The work and its artist

Jacques-Louis David (1748-1825)

A painter of the 18th century, Jacques-Louis David began his studies at the Academy of Saint-Luc in Paris, before training as a painter with Joseph-Marie Vien. This encounter marked the beginning of his interest in French neoclassicism, of which Vien was the forerunner. His painting talents were already acknowledged when he won second prize in the Prix de Rome for Minerva Fighting Marsin 1771, but it was the Oath of the Horatii (1784) above all that gave him his fame. Fascinated by Napoleon Bonaparte, the artist produced The Coronation of Napoleon (1805-1807), Napoleon Crossing the Alps (1805) and Napoleon in his Study (1812). He became an official painter of the Empire, before exiling himself in Brussels.

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