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Louis Michel Halbou (1730-1809) was a French artist known for his engravings. He was a prolific engraver and produced numerous works, many depicting scenes of everyday life and genre subjects. The prints often feature detailed depictions of interiors, landscapes, and figures, offering viewers a glimpse into the social and cultural life of 18th-century France. His work is characterized by its meticulous detail and realism, with a focus on capturing the nuances of human expression and interaction. Halbou's engravings were popular with collectors of the time and continue to be appreciated today for their historical significance and artistic merit.
Born
1730
Died
1809
Wounded Cupid
Louis Michel Halbou
1750
The redoubled applause is such an affront to us
Louis Michel Halbou
1750
Officers Playing Backgammon
Louis Michel Halbou
1750
The Capricious Queen
Louis Michel Halbou
1750
Sir, I thought it was George. And if it was George, it ...
Louis Michel Halbou
1750
The baron, seeing this cause and effect
Louis Michel Halbou
1803
The Loyal Messenger
Louis Michel Halbou
1783
Henrietta and Charlot
Louis Michel Halbou
1777
Le Gascon puni, from "Contes et nouvelles en vers par J...
Louis Michel Halbou
1795
Man staand voor een vrouw in kuras zittend op een kanon
Louis Michel Halbou
1790
Lycidas en Myrson
Louis Michel Halbou
1789
Corydon in een landschap voor een tempel
Louis Michel Halbou
1788
Daphne in het water
Louis Michel Halbou
1788
Clymene en Damon
Louis Michel Halbou
1786
Germanicus ontrolt een papier
Louis Michel Halbou
1795