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Michel Aubert (1700-1757) was a French engraver known for his portraits and religious scenes. His style is characterized by fine lines and detailed renderings, often incorporating a dramatic use of light and shadow. His engravings were popular among collectors and were reproduced extensively throughout the 18th century. Aubert was highly skilled in the art of etching, as evidenced by his works featuring intricate patterns and textures. His prints often showcase a sense of realism and solemnity, capturing the likeness and personality of his subjects with precision.
Born
1700
Died
1757
Portret van Jacobus I
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van Jacques II de Goÿon de Matignon
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van Margaretha van Oostenrijk
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van Gian Galeazzo Visconti
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van kardinaal Charles de Bourbon
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van Françoise de Rochechouart, markiezin van Mo...
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van Charles graaf van Mayenne
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van Jean-François Paul de Gondi
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van Raimondo Montecuccoli
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van Masaniello
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van keizer Otto I
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van Concino Concini
Michel Aubert
1755
Portret van admiraal André de Brancas
Michel Aubert
1751
Portret van Lodewijk XVI als dauphin
Michel Aubert
1747
Jacob and Esau, after Etienne Jeaurat
Michel Aubert
1744