- of the
Royal Opera Ceiling of the opera,
painted by
Louis Jean-Jacques
Durameau The
Royal Opera of
Versailles was
originally commissioned by
Louis XIV...
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Louis Jean-Jacques
Durameau (French pronunciation: [lwi ʒɑ̃ ʒak dyʁamo]; Paris, 5
October 1733- Versailles, 3
September 1796) was a
French painter. A son...
- – Jean-François
Amand 1756 –
Hughes Taraval 1757 –
Louis Jean-Jacques
Durameau 1758 – Jean-Bernard
Restout 1759 – Étienne de La Vallée
Poussin 1760 –...
- enlightenment. He was born in
Paris and
studied under Louis Jean-Jacques
Durameau. He left a very
large number of
historical and
landscape pictures, miniatures...
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front of the loges. The
ceiling features a
canvas by
Louis Jean-Jacques
Durameau in
which Apollo and the
Muses are depicted. In
spite of the
excellent acoustics...
- 1981). "Jean-Simon
Berthelemy [and: Jean-Simon Berthelemy; Louis-Jacques
Durameau]". The
Burlington Magazine. 123 (939): 369. JSTOR 880459.
Wikimedia Commons...
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Leopold II
works by the
French painters Charles Le Brun and Louis-Jacques
Durameau: Dawn, Day and
Twilight are
completed by
Aurora located on one of the central...
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positions in the
workshops of Gabriel-François
Doyen and
Louis Jean-Jacques
Durameau. He made
several attempts to win the Prix de Rome,
without success, although...
- (1729–1783),
sculptor Jean-Honoré
Fragonard (1732–1806),
painter Jean-Jacques
Durameau (1733–1796),
painter Hubert Robert (1733–1808), painter,
engraver Marie-Suzanne...
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including sieur de
Fayolle for
natural history and,
Louis Jean-Jacques
Durameau, the
painter responsible for the
ceiling painting in the Opera, was appointed...
