Jean-Baptiste Le Prince
1734 – 1781
French painter, draughtsman and printmaker. Born to a family of ornamental sculptors and gilders, he became famous for creating a new kind of genre picture, based on the direct observation of Russian subjects, and also for perfecting aquatint technique. Sometime around 1750 he became a pupil of François Boucher, thanks to the protection of the Maréchal de Belle-Isle (1684-1761), governor of Metz.
6 artworks in collection
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Works
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Museum

The Fortune Teller
Private collection1775
Musician in a Russian Costume
Private collection1775
Lady in Red Dress in an Interior
Private collection

