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    • J.HUET (1772-1793), Scientific illustration of the Angora goat, Copper engraving
      Sep. 18, 2021

      J.HUET (1772-1793), Scientific illustration of the Angora goat, Copper engraving

      Est: €30 - €50

      Jean-Baptiste Huet (1772 Paris - 1793 ibid.), Scientific illustration of the Angora goat, 18th century, Copper engraving Technique: Copper engraving on Paper Inscription: Signed and titled by the artist in the printing plate below the depiction. Additionally inscribed "Pl.43" in the printing plate. Below further inscription glued on paper. Date: 18th century Description: Stipple engraving on strong paper. After an original by Nicolas Huet (1770? Paris - 1830 ibid.). Keywords: , 18th century, Classicism, Professions, France, Size: 30,7 cm x 21,5 cm, Plate: 21,7 cm x 16,7 cm Condition: Very good Condition. Dark stains and discolourations on sheet margin and edges. Faint foxing also visible in the image. Upper half of the sheet slightly wavy.

      Fichter Kunsthandel
    • Huet - A Portrait of Madame de Pompadour's Dog Inés
      Nov. 02, 2019

      Huet - A Portrait of Madame de Pompadour's Dog Inés

      Est: $150 - $300

      This detailed engraving of A Portrait of Madame de Pompadour's Dog Inés is by Jean-Baptiste Huet. The engraving was printed circa 1780 by Hemerick and after Huet. Madame de Pompadour (1721-1764) was the chief mistress of King Louis XV, as well as his friend and advisor. She exerted both political and artistic influence in the court, planning construction projects for the king while also actively being patrons of the arts. Pompadour was also very fond of dogs, and papillons in particular. She always had a little dog accompanying her and often included them in her portraits. One of her most famous dogs was a beloved papillon named Inés, pictured here. Born into a family and network of artists, the French painter and engraver Jean-Baptiste Huet became interested in art at an early age. He started out focusing on printmaking, working in various artists' studios to gain experience. He was accepted as an animal painter at the Académie Royale, began showing his work at the Paris Salon, and would become well-known for his decorative, Rococo style in painting rural scenes and animals.

      Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
    • Jean-Baptiste Huet, Shepherd with sheeps and cows
      Apr. 23, 2010

      Jean-Baptiste Huet, Shepherd with sheeps and cows

      Est: ¥200,000 - ¥400,000

      oil on canvas, painted in 1787, signed and dated (lower left), framed

      Mallet Auction
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