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Jean Jacques de Boissieu (1736-1810) was a French draftsman and etcher known for his detailed and atmospheric landscape scenes. His works often depict the French countryside, featuring rural villages, rivers, bridges, and majestic trees. Boissieu's etchings are characterized by their precise linework and the use of light and shadow to create depth and realism. His skillful depiction of nature and sense of tranquility have cemented his place as a significant figure in the history of landscape art.
Born
1736
Died
1810
A Country Road across an Ancient Bridge
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
Artwork
A Farmyard
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
Artwork
Cattle and Peasants Fording a Stream
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
n.d.
Organ Grinder
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
n.d.
Diana and Actaeon
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
n.d.
Portrait Bust of an Old Man Wearing Hat and Overcoat
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
n.d.
Five Studies
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
1750
A Sunlit Landscape with Hilltop Houses
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
1782
Entrance to a Forest
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
1772
Marine Piece
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
1772
Mount Cairo from across the Melfa River
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
1765
Study of Thirteen Figures
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
1849
Small Oratory, or Farm near Lyon
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
18th-19th century
Head of a Man
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
18th-19th century
Birch Tree Uprooted by a Storm
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
1809