Bacchus and Ariadne after Jean-Baptiste-Marie Pierre19 October 2020
Bacchus and Ariadne after Jean-Baptiste-Marie Pierre
Pierre Jean-Baptiste-Marie
The painting representing the feast of Bacchus and Ariadne is a version inspired by an engraving of Louis-Simon Lempereur. The engraver created his work based on the lost painting by Pierre, painted for the Duke of Luynes around 1754/1755.
Oil on canvas.
French school around 1760, in the style of Jean Baptiste Marie Pierre.
Carved and gilded wooden frame.
Work from Louis XV period.
Dimensions
Canvas Height: 119 cm – Width: 83 cm
With frame Height: 141 cm – Width: 112 cm
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