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Daniel Gardelle

Illustration — Portrait by Jean-Charles Quiter, 1702 Daniel Gardelle (Geneva, 2 October 1679, in – Geneva, 9 October 1753) was a Genevan miniature painter, best remembered for training Jean-Étienne Liotard and Pierre Soubeyran in miniature painting and engraving. He was the brother of Robert Gardelle.

Daniel Gardelle

Portrait de Daniel Gardelle

Jean-Charles Quiter · Public domain

Born
1679 · Geneva.
Died
1753 · Geneva.
Occupation
painter

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