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Jean Jacques Lagrenée (1739-1821) was a French artist known for his work in decorative arts and design. His creations were often characterized by intricate details and elegant compositions. Lagrenée's works frequently featured mythological themes, classical figures, and decorative motifs. His designs for textiles, tapestries, and furniture showcased his talent for blending fine detail with harmonious arrangements, reflecting the aesthetic preferences of the Rococo and Neoclassical periods. His designs demonstrate a masterful command of line and form, evident in the graceful figures and flowing drapery of his compositions.
Born
1739
Died
1821
The Three Virtues of Theology
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
n.d.
Don Quichotte (Don Quixote) (Furnishing Fabric)
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1785
Rinaldo Abandoning Armida
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1785
Two upholstery panels
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1789
Scène de Sacrifice (Antique Sacrifice), from Recueil de...
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1784
Ornamental frieze with putti, acanthus leaves, and garl...
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1784
Minerve assisse dans un octagone décoratif, avec une fi...
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1784
Ornamental frieze with putti and intertwined snakes, fr...
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1784
Title Page
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1784
La Toilette de Vénus (The Toilet of Venus), from Recuei...
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1784
Composition with Antiquities
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1784
Apollon couronnant les arts (Apollo Crowining the Arts)...
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1784
La Peste chez les Philistins (Plague Among the Philisti...
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1801
L'ange gardien (The Guardian Angel), in an album contai...
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1801
The Holy Family with Angels, in an album containing Rec...
Jean Jacques Lagrenée
1801