Pierre-Paul Prud'hon
1758 – 1823
French portrait and historical painter. He was trained at the Dijon Academy and in 1784 went to Rome, where he was a friend of Canova and formed his style on the example of the sfumato and sensuous charm of Leonardo and Correggio. In 1787 he returned to Paris and after working in obscurity for some time he became a favourite of both empresses of the French, Josephine and Marie-Louise, designing the decorations for the bridal suite of the latter.
10 artworks in collection
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17961822
17961822
Museum

Apollo and the Nine Muses on Mount Parnassus
Private collection







