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Louis Jacques Cathelin (1739-1804) was a French engraver known for his portraits of prominent figures. His work is characterized by delicate lines and intricate details, often depicting subjects in oval frames adorned with elaborate ornamentation. Cathelin's engravings are valued for their historical significance and their artistic merit, capturing the likenesses of individuals who played important roles in 18th-century French society.
Born
1739
Died
1804
Portret van Jean Joseph Baléchou
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1789
Portret van Marie Antoinette, koningin van Frankrijk
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1775
Portret van keizerin Maria Theresia
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1774
Portret van keizerin Maria Theresia
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1774
Portret van Louis Tocqué
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1773
Portret van Noël-Antoine Pluche
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1772
Portret van Pierre de Jélyotte met een lier
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1769
Portret van Lodewijk XV te paard
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1765
Ruiterstandbeeld van Lodewijk XV op pedestal in decorat...
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1763
Portret van Frederik Willem Boers
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1784
Lucretia seated, half naked, stabbing herself in the st...
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1782
Portret van J. Gosseaume
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1781
Portrait of Benjamin Franklin
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1779
Portret van Joseph Marie Terray
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1777
Portrait of Maria Theresa of Savoy, The Countess d'Artois
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1777