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Claude Henri Watelet (1714-1789) was a French painter and art theorist. He is known for his portraits, which are characterized by their delicate lines and subtle shading. He also wrote several important works on art, including "Dictionnaire des beaux-arts" (1771), which was a pioneering work in the field of art history. Watelet's work is often associated with the Rococo style, with its emphasis on elegance, grace, and ornamentation. The images provided show his skills as a portraitist and draftsman, showcasing his ability to capture likeness and create a sense of depth in his works. He was a prolific artist and his engravings are still highly sought after today by collectors.
Born
1714
Died
1789
Landschap met een hooimijt en een kudde schapen
Claude Henri Watelet
1768
Landschap met een koets
Claude Henri Watelet
1768
The flight into Egypt: small
Claude Henri Watelet
1819
Interieur met een zittende vrouw die haar kind voedt
Claude Henri Watelet
1767
Portrait of Marguerite Le Comte
Claude Henri Watelet
1764
Vier staande vrouwen
Claude Henri Watelet
1760
Portret van Ponce-François Copette als Abraham Francen
Claude Henri Watelet
1759
Nachtelijk landschap met herder en herderin bij een beek
Claude Henri Watelet
1759
Doop van een naakte vrouw knielend naast bassin
Claude Henri Watelet
1759
Zelfportret met Saskia: alleen Rembrandt
Claude Henri Watelet
1783
Landscape with a cow drinking
Claude Henri Watelet
1758
Landschap met een gezicht op Dordrecht
Claude Henri Watelet
1758
Self-portrait with Saskia
Claude Henri Watelet
1758
Self-portrait in a fur cap: bust
Claude Henri Watelet
1758
Self-portrait in a fur cap: bust
Claude Henri Watelet
1758