Charles André van Loo, zugeschrieben, Ruhende Männer - photo 1
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Charles André van Loo, zugeschrieben, Ruhende Männer - photo 1

Charles André van Loo, zugeschrieben, Ruhende Männer

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Auction dateClassic
28.02.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Germany, Plauen
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ID 293006
Lot 3900 | Charles André van Loo, zugeschrieben, Ruhende Männer
Charles André van Loo, zugeschrieben, Ruhende Männer zwei teils nackte Männer, neben einer Säule lagernd, Tuschefeder, teils laviert, 18. Jahrhundert, auf Passepartout Pappschild und hierauf bezeichnet „Carle van Loo 1705–1765 Ec. Fr.“, Erhaltungsmängel, unter Passepartout und hinter Glas gerahmt, Passepartoutausschnitt ca. 14,3 x 22,3 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentlich Charles André van Loo, genannt Carle van Loo oder Carle Vanloo, französisch Maler (1705 Nizza bis 1765 Paris), Sohn des Louis Abraham van Loo und Bruder des Jean-Baptiste van Loo, 1712–15 und 1716–18 mit seinem Bruder Italienreise, Studium der Bildhauerei bei Pierre Legros, ab 1720 in Paris und Assistent seines Bruders, 1728 Romaufenthalt, 1732 in Turin Tätigkeit für König Karl Emanuel III. von Sardinien, 1733 Rückkehr nach Paris, ab 1735 Mitglied der Königlichen Kunstakademie, 1737 Ernennung zum Professor, 1734 Anfertigung einiger Gemälde für die Kapelle Saint-Marcel der Kathedrale von Notre Dame, Unterstützung durch Madame de Pompadour, 1750 in den Adelsstand erhoben, 1763 Wahl zum Direktor der Akademie, Quelle: Thieme-Becker und Wikipedia.
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