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Jean-Baptiste Greuze

French painter of the eighteenth century, celebrated for his genre scenes with moralising intent, much appreciated in his day by Enlightenment critics. His compositions, centred on family life and virtuous feelings, combine sentimental sensibility with careful narrative construction.

Works
13
Years
1756–1780
As prints
12
The Broken Eggs, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeThe Broken EggsJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1756From €29Ange-Laurent de La Live de Jully, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeAnge-Laurent de La Live de JullyJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1759From €29The Village Bride, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeThe Village BrideJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1761From €29Charles-Claude de Flahaut, Count of Angiviller, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeCharles-Claude de Flahaut, Count of AngivillerJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1763From €29Filial Piety, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeFilial PietyJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1763From €29Head of a Child, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeHead of a ChildJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1763From €29The Young Girl Mourning Her Dead Bird, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeThe Young Girl Mourning Her Dead BirdJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1765From €29Aegina Visited by Jupiter, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeAegina Visited by JupiterJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1767From €29The Broken Pitcher, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeThe Broken PitcherJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1771From €29The Punished Son, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeThe Punished SonJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1778Head of a Young Man, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeHead of a Young ManJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1780From €29Madame Jean-Baptiste Nicolet (Anne-Antoinette Desmoulins, 1743–1817), Jean-Baptiste GreuzeMadame Jean-Baptiste Nicolet (Anne-Antoinette Desmoulins, 1743–1817)Jean-Baptiste Greuze, 1780From €29Study of a Woman's Head, Jean-Baptiste GreuzeStudy of a Woman's HeadJean-Baptiste Greuze, 1780From €29

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