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Le Lorrain, Louis-Joseph (1715–1759) | Artheon Museum

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Le Lorrain, Louis-Joseph

1715–1759

Nationality: France

Born: 1715, Paris

Died: 1759, Saint Petersburg

Gender: male

Occupations

architect

painter

printmaker

→ Wikipedia → Wikidata → Getty ULAN

Biography

Comment on works: History; Architecture; Engraver

Wikidata (CC0); Getty ULAN (ODC-By)

Notable Works

Seasons and Elements (Air) (set of four)

Artworks

20 artworks

Three Figures Dressed for a Masquerade

c. 1740s

Architectural Capriccio with a Palace seen through a Triumphal Arch

ca. 1750–59

Architectural Capriccio with an Obelisk

ca. 1750–59

Frontispiece for a Suite of Vase Designs

mid-18th century

Study for a Vase in a Suite of Vase Designs

Boudier d'Hercules

1756

La Descente D'Ulysse Aux Enfers

mid-18th century

Vignette for the first chant of Roland Furieux

18th century

The Prima Macchina for the Chinea of 1746: The Temple of Minerva

1746

The Seconda Macchina for the Chinea of 1745: Triumphal Arch for the Return of King Charles of Bourbon to Naples

1745

The Prima Macchina for the Chinea of 1744: The Glorification of Virgil

1744

Architectural Fantasy with an Obelisk and Arcade

1750

Page of Text, Printed on Recto and Verso

1751

Venus Genitrix: Fireworks

1747

Architectural Fantasy: A Circular Temple on a Truncated Pyramid

mid-18th century

Ruins with Vase, Herm, and Colonnade

mid-18th century

Young Girl

ca. 1720

King David Kneeling in Penitence

n.d.

Shield of Hercules

1756

The Prima Macchina for the Chinea of 1748: The Son of Venus and Mars Presented to the Temple of Minerva

1748

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