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Jean Jacques Flipart (1719-1782) was a French engraver who worked predominantly in the Rococo style. His work is often characterized by its intricate detail and delicate lines, and he is best known for his portraits of historical figures and his illustrations for books. He also created engravings for other artists, like the well known "Concours pour le Prix de l'Etude des Tetes et de l'Expression" created in 1760 for the French Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture.
Born
1719
Died
1782
Jacques Dumont, Le Romain
Jean Jacques Flipart
1750
Storm and Shipwreck by Day
Jean Jacques Flipart
1750
The Village Bride
Jean Jacques Flipart
1750
Schipbreuk met drenkelingen
Jean Jacques Flipart
1767
Frontispiece for Athalie, Act V, Scene VI, from Racine'...
Jean Jacques Flipart
1763
Battle of the Lapiths and Centaurs
Jean Jacques Flipart
1782
Interieur met een taart etende familie
Jean Jacques Flipart
1777
Jagers en jachthonden houden een beer in bedwang
Jean Jacques Flipart
1773
Storm in the Moonlight
Jean Jacques Flipart
1771
Storm in the Moonlight
Jean Jacques Flipart
1771
Interieur met man die de hand van een vrouw vraagt
Jean Jacques Flipart
1770
The Paralytic Surrounded by his Children
Jean Jacques Flipart
1767
Verlamde man verzorgd door zijn kinderen
Jean Jacques Flipart
1767
Huilende jonge vrouw bij dode vogel
Jean Jacques Flipart
1766
The Tamed Bird
Jean Jacques Flipart
1769