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Pieter van Schuppen was a Flemish painter and engraver who was born in Antwerp in 1627 and died in Paris in 1702. He is primarily known for his portraits, particularly of prominent figures of the French court. His engravings, often executed in a meticulous and realistic style, capture the likeness and social status of his subjects. Schuppen’s work exemplifies the artistic trends of the late Baroque period, with its emphasis on detail and the portrayal of power and prestige. He was a prolific artist who left behind a significant body of work that continues to be admired today.
Born
1627-09-05
Birth place
Antwerpen (stad)
Died
1702-03-07
Death place
Parijs
Portret van Gilles Ménage
Pieter van Schuppen
1698
Portret van Jean Hamon
Pieter van Schuppen
1689
Siméon Joseph Barbot de Lardeinne
Pieter van Schuppen
1650
François Pithou
Pieter van Schuppen
1650
Portret van Filips I en Henrietta Anne Stuart, hertog e...
Pieter van Schuppen
1661
Portret van Philibert, markies van Nérestang
Pieter van Schuppen
1701
Portret van de jezuïet Claudius de Lingendes
Pieter van Schuppen
1665
Portret van Anne Jules de Noailles
Pieter van Schuppen
1708
Portret van Lodewijk XIV (koning van Frankrijk)
Pieter van Schuppen
1663
Louis, Dauphin of France
Pieter van Schuppen
17th-18th century
Madonna of the Chair
Pieter van Schuppen
17th-18th century
Guillaume de Harouys
Pieter van Schuppen
17th-18th century
Adam François van der Meulen
Pieter van Schuppen
17th-18th century
François Pithou
Pieter van Schuppen
17th-18th century
Siméon Joseph Barbot de Lardeinne
Pieter van Schuppen
17th-18th century