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Joseph Marie Vien (1716-1809) was a French artist known for his drawings and engravings depicting exotic subjects, often focusing on Ottoman figures like sultans and pashas. His works are characterized by detailed depictions of clothing, accessories and facial features, providing a glimpse into the fashion and customs of the time. Vien's etchings were popular with collectors and contributed to the growing interest in Orientalism during the 18th century. He played a significant role in disseminating visual representations of the Ottoman Empire to a wider audience.
Born
1716
Died
1809
Study of a Seated Model Wearing a Bishop's Chasuble and...
Joseph Marie Vien
1750
De wijnpers
Joseph Marie Vien
1750
Woman Reclining
Joseph Marie Vien
1749
Allegory of the Arts
Joseph Marie Vien
1796
Suite de Vases Composée dans le Goût de l'Antique...
Joseph Marie Vien
1760
Bacchanal: Arrival at the Wine Vat
Joseph Marie Vien
1755
The Arrival of the Wine Vat
Joseph Marie Vien
1755
Offering to Bacchus, plate one of four from Le Travaux ...
Joseph Marie Vien
1750
Return from the Vineyards, plate three of four from Le ...
Joseph Marie Vien
1750
Harvest of Grapes, plate two of four from Le Travaux de...
Joseph Marie Vien
1750
Title Page, from Caravanne du Sultan à la Mecque
Joseph Marie Vien
1748
Ambassadeur de la Chine, plate fifteen from Caravanne d...
Joseph Marie Vien
1748
Trompettes, Pages, Esclaves, et Vases que l'on portait ...
Joseph Marie Vien
1748
Ambassadeur du Mogol, plate nineteen from Caravanne du ...
Joseph Marie Vien
1748
Sultane Blanche, plate 25 from Caravanne du Sultan à la...
Joseph Marie Vien
1748