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Jean-François de Troy

French painter of the 18th century, a representative of the Rococo and director of the French Academy in Rome. He cultivated both history painting and elegant genre scenes, known as 'tableaux de mode', depicting aristocratic social life. He is remembered for his skill in combining narrative and decorative refinement.

Works
5
Years
1716–1736
As prints
5
The Abduction of Europa, Jean-François de TroyThe Abduction of EuropaJean-François de Troy, 1716From €29Pan and Syrinx, Jean-François de TroyPan and SyrinxJean-François de Troy, 1720From €29The Declaration of Love, Jean-François de TroyThe Declaration of LoveJean-François de Troy, 1724From €29The Garter, Jean-François de TroyThe GarterJean-François de Troy, 1724From €29The Triumph of Mordecai, Jean-François de TroyThe Triumph of MordecaiJean-François de Troy, 1736From €29

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