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Jacques Aliamet (1726-1788) was a French engraver known for his landscapes and genre scenes, particularly those depicting everyday life in the French countryside. Aliamet’s works are characterized by their meticulous detail and atmospheric quality, often featuring bustling marketplaces, idyllic landscapes, and scenes of rural life. Notable works include "La Place Maubert" which depicts the bustling market, "Entretien de Voyage," showcasing the beauty of the French countryside, and "Le Lever de La Lune," which highlights the atmospheric beauty of a moonlit scene.
Born
1726
Died
1788