Louis Léopold Boilly

1761 – 1845

French painter and printmaker. The son of a wood-carver, Arnould Boilly (1764-79), he lived in Douai until 1778, when he went to Arras to receive instruction in trompe l'oeil painting from Dominique Doncre (1743-1820). He moved to Paris in 1785.

17 artworks in collection

Locations

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Works

17851820

Museum

The Toilet

Private collection1785

Painter

The Hermitage, St. Petersburg1785

Still-Life of Flowers in a Glass Vase

Private collection1790

The Suitor's Gift

Private collection1790

The Artist's Wife in his Studio

The Clark Art Institute, Williamstown1795

At the Entrance

The Hermitage, St. Petersburg1796

Meeting of Artists in Isabey's Studio

Musée du Louvre, Paris1798

The Arrival of a Stage-coach in the Courtyard of the Messageries

Musée du Louvre, Paris1803

Portrait of Madame Saint-Ange Chevrier in a Landscape

Private collection1807

Game of Billiards

The Hermitage, St. Petersburg1807

Reading of the Bulletin of the Grand Army

Art Museum, Saint Louis1807

Departure of the Conscripts in 1807

Musée Carnavalet, Paris1808

Gabrielle Arnault as a Child

Musée du Louvre, Paris1815

Portrait of a Lady

Private collection1820

The White Horse

Private collection

Portrait of the Singer Jean Elleviou

Private collection

A Lady Seated at Her Desk

Private collection