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Claude Duflos (1665-1727) was a French engraver known for his work in the Rococo style. His engravings often depict mythological scenes, featuring figures with graceful poses and elegant drapery. The use of delicate lines and the emphasis on naturalism in his work are characteristic of the Rococo aesthetic. Duflos's engravings were popular in his time and are still admired today for their beauty and technical skill. He was also a member of the Académie Royale de Peinture et de Sculpture.
Born
1665
Died
1727
Annunciation
Claude Duflos
1750
Jean François de Gondy, the Archbishop of Paris
Claude Duflos
1750
Entombment
Claude Duflos
1750
Saint Michael
Claude Duflos
1750
Graflegging van Christus
Claude Duflos
1723
Portret van Henri de Gondi
Claude Duflos
1698
Entombment
Claude Duflos
17th-18th century
Entombment
Claude Duflos
17th-18th century
Saint Cecilia Playing the Harp
Claude Duflos
17th-18th century
Saint Cecilia Playing the Harp
Claude Duflos
17th-18th century
Allegorie op Robert Boyle, John Locke en Thomas Sydenham
Claude Duflos
1738
Vignet met allegorische voorstelling
Claude Duflos
1735
Allegorie op het huwelijk van prins Willem IV en Anna v...
Claude Duflos
1734
Vrouw in openstaand raam met vogelkooi
Claude Duflos
1741
Zinnespelende scène met jongen spelend op fluit en meis...
Claude Duflos
1727