Hubert Robert
1733 – 1808
French landscape painter sometimes called "Robert des Ruines" because of his many romantic representations of Roman ruins set in idealized surroundings. Robert went to Rome (1754), was elected to the French Academy there, and became a friend and associate of the renowned etcher of architectural subjects Giambattista Piranesi. In 1759 he joined Abbé de Sainte-Non and the French painter Jean-Honoré Fragonard in travels through southern Italy and Sicily.
51 artworks in collection
Locations
Works

Roman Figures in a Cave
Private collection1755
Roman Figures under an Arcade
Private collection1755
St. Peter's Square, Rome
Private collection1760
A Grand Staircase
Private collection1763
Villa Farnese with Gardens at Caprarola
Private collection1764
A Scene in the Grounds of the Villa Farnese, Rome
Private collection1765
La Bièvre
Private collection1768
Landscape with Three Figures before a Statue
Private collection1778
Architectural Capriccio
Private collection1780
An Architectural Capriccio
Private collection1782
Imaginary View of the Louvre through the Arch of a Bridge
Private collection1793
Figures under a Bridge (detail)
Private collection1798
Figures under a Bridge
Private collection1798
Summer: Harvest in the Roman Countryside
Private collection1807
The Great Archway
Private collection
The Teatro delle Acque in the Garden of the Villa Aldobrandini
Private collection
Ancient Roman Bath with Women Washing Laundry
Private collection
Washerwomen in an Imaginary Landscape
Private collection
A Boy and a Dog among Ruins
Private collection






























