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Gilles Demarteau was a French engraver who is known for his detailed and expressive drawings. He was active in the 18th century, and his work often featured classical subjects, such as mythological figures and scenes from literature. He is known for his detailed engravings that often depict portraits and allegorical scenes, as seen in his work "Bacchus." Demarteau worked in the Rococo style, which was popular in France during his time.
Domestic Strife
Gilles Demarteau
1750
Cupid with Dog and Doves
Gilles Demarteau
1750
Carle van Loo
Gilles Demarteau
1750
Nude Child with Arms Raised
Gilles Demarteau
1750
The Farmer (Girl with a Dog)
Gilles Demarteau
1773
Two Women with Flowers
Gilles Demarteau
1769
The Thief
Gilles Demarteau
1769
Head of a Woman
Gilles Demarteau
1767
Portret van een jonge vrouw
Gilles Demarteau
1762
De jonge tekenaar
Gilles Demarteau
1762
The Young Shepherdess
Gilles Demarteau
1788
Cupids
Gilles Demarteau
1788
Head of a Young Girl
Gilles Demarteau
1771
Head of a Young Girl
Gilles Demarteau
1771
Negen panelen met arabesken
Gilles Demarteau
1783