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Jean-Baptiste Meunier (1821-1900) was a Belgian artist known for his black and white prints and engravings, predominantly depicting historical and biblical scenes. His works often showcased detailed and realistic portrayals of figures and environments, as seen in his engravings of crowds and intimate settings. Meunier's art, rooted in realism, provides a glimpse into the social and religious landscapes of his time, leaving a lasting legacy as a skilled engraver and artist of the 19th century.
Born
1821-07-28
Birth place
Sint-Jans-Molenbeek
Died
1900-02-06
Death place
Elsene
Brief aan Philip Zilcken
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1883
Portret van Peter Paul Rubens
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1883
Haakbusschutter
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1860
Haakbusschutter
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1860
Portret van Johannes Berchmans
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1865
Portret van Robert Nanteuil
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1865
Abdicatie van Karel V van Habsburg
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1865
Portret van Ernest-Adolphe-François Quetelet
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1865
Samaritaanse vrouw bij de waterput
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1865
Portret van Giorgione
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1865
Portret van een onbekende man
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1865
Portret van Jules van Praet
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1865
Portret van een man, mogelijk Drion
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1865
Jacht op een rat door een groep mensen in een interieur
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1865
Portret van André-Napoléon Fontainas
Jean-Baptiste Meunier
1865