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Nicolas Maurin (1798-1850) was a French artist known for his lithographic portraits. Born in Perpignan, he produced numerous portraits of prominent figures, including historical figures such as Louis XIV and individuals like Cuvier and the Abbé de L'Epée. Maurin’s works are characterized by their detailed rendering of facial features, meticulous attention to clothing and accessories, and a subtle use of shading to create a sense of volume and realism. His works were widely appreciated for their accuracy and artistry, contributing to the development of lithography as a significant artistic medium during the 19th century.
Born
1798-03-05
Birth place
Perpignan
Died
1850
Death place
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Portret van François de Franquetot de Coigny, hertog va...
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van Benjamin Constant
Nicolas Maurin
1830
Portret van Paolo Veronese
Nicolas Maurin
1840
Portret van Pietro Perugino
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van Parmigianino
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van Paulus Potter
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van David Teniers (II)
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van Aelbert Cuyp
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van Marina Mniszech, tsarina van Rusland
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van Karel du Jardin
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van Bartholomeus van der Helst
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van Anne-Louis Girodet-Trioson
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van Mathieu Orfila
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van Domenichino
Nicolas Maurin
1839
Portret van Titiaan
Nicolas Maurin
1839