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Jean-Baptiste Huet I was a French designer known for his textile designs, particularly his wallpaper and fabric prints. He was active in the late 18th century and early 19th century. Huet’s designs were popular for their intricate patterns featuring scenes of rural life, mythological figures, and decorative motifs. His work is characterized by a delicate and charming style, often featuring repeated figures and floral elements, as seen in his "The Four Seasons" series. These designs were widely reproduced and contributed to the popularization of wallpaper and textiles as decorative elements in interiors.
Born
1745
Died
1811
"Les Offrands à l'Amour"
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1749
Cupid and Psyche
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1810
The Wolf and the Lamb (La Fontaine fable)
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1804
The Wolf and the Lamb (La Fontaine fable)
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1807
Medallions and cartouches in the Antique style
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1805
Le Loup et l'agneau
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1805
Pictorial print
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1804
Black and White Dog, Head Turned to the Left
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1794
"Leda and the Swan"
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1798
"Le Couronnement de la Rosière"
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1787
Piece
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1786
"Four Quarters of the Globe"
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1788
"Four Parts of the World"
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1788
Les travaux de la manufacture
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1783
Pictorial print
Jean-Baptiste Huet I
1786