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Daniel Jean-Baptiste Dupuis (1849-1899) was a French medalist known for his highly detailed and realistic portraiture. His works often depict prominent figures from French society and history, often with a focus on religious leaders and scholars. Dupuis's medals are characterized by their sharp lines, intricate details, and masterful use of light and shadow. His work can be found in museums and collections throughout France.
Born
1849
Died
1899
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Daniel Jean-Baptiste Dupuis
Late 18th to early 19th century
Agriculture (for the St. Louis Exhibition, 1904)
Daniel Jean-Baptiste Dupuis
1904
Agriculture (for the St. Louis Exposition, 1904)
Daniel Jean-Baptiste Dupuis
1904
Pierre-Jules Cavelier (1814–1894), sculptor
Daniel Jean-Baptiste Dupuis
1893
Henri-Marie-Gaston de Bonnechose (1800–1833), Cardinal ...
Daniel Jean-Baptiste Dupuis
1893
Portrait of the artist's mother
Daniel Jean-Baptiste Dupuis
1892
Louis-Antoine Garnier-Pages
Daniel Jean-Baptiste Dupuis
1877
Self-portrait
Daniel Jean-Baptiste Dupuis
1876