Martin van den Bogaert (1640-94) connu sous le nom de Desjardins

ID: #27936 | Baroque | Portraits

Année de création: 1692
Réalisation: oil on canvas
Original enregistré: Louvre, Paris, France
Dimension de l'original: 141 x 106

Rigaud a peint le tableau Martin van den Bogaert (1640-94) connu sous le nom de Desjardins en l’an 1692. Les couleurs prédominantes de ce tableau sont sombre et son format est portrait. La dimension de l'original est 141 x 106. L'emplacement du tableau original est Louvre, Paris, France. Nous imprimons une reproduction de ce tableau sur demande - vous pouvez choisir la dimension et la version de la reproduction.

Riguard Hyacinthe (1659-1743) was born into an artistic family. He picked up the basics of painting in his father’s workshop, but a big influence on him were the works of Baroque giants Palu Rubens Peter Tizian Anthony van Dyck and Rembrandt. Rigaud lived and worked in Lyon and then moved to Paris, where he painted portraits of wealthy businessmen and bankers. During the reign of Louis XVI, whose coronation he painted, Hyacinthe was sought out for the impressive poses that he painted on his portraits. The royal family, government officials, nobles and others wanted Rigaud to immortalize them and were willing to pay for it. It is not so surprising that his life works are portraits of, more or less, all important personalities that shaped the future of France. Many of his paintings are in the museum at Versailles and the Musée des Beaux-Arts.