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Claude Gillot (1673-1722) was a French artist known for his drawings and engravings. His work often depicted scenes of everyday life, including musical performances and social gatherings, and explored themes of human behavior and the follies of society. Gillot's drawings are characterized by their expressive lines and lively figures, often featuring a satirical wit. As a stage designer, he was a pioneer of Rococo aesthetics, incorporating elaborate decorative elements and playful, asymmetric forms.
Born
1673
Died
1722
The Triumph of Marriage
Claude Gillot
Artwork
Apollo, from Livre de Portieres
Claude Gillot
1737
Bacchanal
Claude Gillot
n.d.
Four Singing Commedia Dell'Arte Characters
Claude Gillot
1750
Peasant Musicians and Dancers
Claude Gillot
1750
Four Commedia dell'Arte Figures: Harlequin "en femme," ...
Claude Gillot
1750
Six Studies of Commedia dell'Arte Actors: Polchinelle, ...
Claude Gillot
1750
Standing Woman in Turkish Costume
Claude Gillot
1750
Standing Man in a Theatrical Costume
Claude Gillot
1750
Standing Woman Dressed in the Costume of a Sultana
Claude Gillot
1750
The Italian Doctor Facing Left
Claude Gillot
1750
The Italian Doctor Facing Right
Claude Gillot
1750
Standing Woman in Phrygian Costume
Claude Gillot
1750
Standing Man Dressed in the Costume of a Turkish Dignit...
Claude Gillot
1750
Four Actresses in Theatrical Costume
Claude Gillot
1721