- Amsterdam.
Louis Bernard Coclers was born in Liège or
Maastricht in 1740. He was
instructed by his father, Jean-Baptiste
Coclers. He
spent three years in...
- subjects. Jean-Baptiste
Pierre Coclers was born in
Maastricht in 1696. He was the son and
pupil of the Liège
painter Philippe Coclers who then
lived in Maastricht...
- Marie-Lambertine
Coclers (1761 –
after 1815) was a
pastel artist and
engraver born in the Holy
Roman Empire. Born in Liège,
Coclers was the
daughter of...
- Jan van
Cleve (1646–1716) -
Painter Jean-Baptiste
Coclers (1696–1772) -
Painter Louis Bernard Coclers (1740–1817) -
Painter Jo
Coenen (1949) - Architect...
- Jan
Bernd Bicker in 1796,
portrait by Louis-Bernard
Coclers....
- (1925–2025) –
sculptor and
artist Jean-Baptiste
Coclers (1696–1772) –
painter Louis Bernard Coclers (1740–1817) –
painter Wilhelm René de l'Homme de...
- Marie-Lambertine
Coclers (1761 –
after 1815) –
Southern Netherlandish pastel artist and engraver,
daughter of
painter Jean-Baptiste
Coclers Alexandra Rzevskaya...
- Deneux,
apprenticed Dieudonné to the
atelier of "
Coclers" (probably Jean-Georges-Christian
Coclers) for
three years on 15
August 1749.[citation needed]...
-
Schley and D. du Pre, Amsterdam,
December 22, 1817, No. 62 (65
florins 5,
Coclers). In the
possession of the
dealer Gruyter, Amsterdam. In the collections...
- pronunciation: [leɔnaʁ dəfʁɑ̃s]), born at Liège in 1735, was a
scholar of J. B.
Coclers. He
painted historical pieces of
large and
small dimensions, also landscapes...
