Joseph Marie Vien

French Neoclassical Painter, 1716-1809 French painter, draughtsman and engraver. He was one of the earliest French painters to work in the Neo-classical style, and although his own work veered uncertainly between that style and the Baroque, Vien was a decisive influence on some of the foremost artists of the heroic phase of Neo-classicism, notably Jacques-Louis David, Jean-Fran?ois-Pierre Peyron, Joseph-Benost Suve and Jean-Baptiste Regnault, all of whom he taught. Both his wife, Marie-Therese Reboul (1738-1805), and Joseph-Marie Vien fils (1762-1848) were artists: Marie-Therese exhibited at the Salon in 1757-67


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Joseph Marie Vien Sultane Reine (mk32) oil


Sultane Reine (mk32)
Painting ID::  24706
Sultane Reine (mk32)
Huile sur Papier 29.5 x 22.5 cm 1748
Huile_sur_Papier_29.5_x_22.5_cm_1748
   
   
     

Joseph Marie Vien The Seller of Loves oil


The Seller of Loves
Painting ID::  40583
The Seller of Loves
mk156 1763 Oil on canvas 98x122cm
mk156 1763 Oil_on_canvas 98x122cm
   
   
     

Joseph Marie Vien La Marchande d'Amours oil


La Marchande d'Amours
Painting ID::  43986
La Marchande d'Amours
1763 Oil on canvas, 117 x 140 cm
1763_ Oil_on_canvas,_ 117_x_140_cm
   
   
     

Joseph Marie Vien Marcus Aurelius Distributing Bread to the People oil


Marcus Aurelius Distributing Bread to the People
Painting ID::  44003
Marcus Aurelius Distributing Bread to the People
1765 Oil on canvas, 300 x 301 cm
1765_ Oil_on_canvas,_ 300_x_301_cm
   
   
     

Joseph Marie Vien Venus Showing Mars her Doves Making a Nest in his Helmet oil


Venus Showing Mars her Doves Making a Nest in his Helmet
Painting ID::  44004
Venus Showing Mars her Doves Making a Nest in his Helmet
1768 Oil on canvas
1768 Oil_on_canvas
   
   
     

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     Joseph Marie Vien
     French Neoclassical Painter, 1716-1809 French painter, draughtsman and engraver. He was one of the earliest French painters to work in the Neo-classical style, and although his own work veered uncertainly between that style and the Baroque, Vien was a decisive influence on some of the foremost artists of the heroic phase of Neo-classicism, notably Jacques-Louis David, Jean-Fran?ois-Pierre Peyron, Joseph-Benost Suve and Jean-Baptiste Regnault, all of whom he taught. Both his wife, Marie-Therese Reboul (1738-1805), and Joseph-Marie Vien fils (1762-1848) were artists: Marie-Therese exhibited at the Salon in 1757-67

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