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Daniel Sarrabat

Illustration — Daniel Sarrabat, Noah, His Family and the Animals Leaving the Ark, 1688. Daniel Sarrabat (1666–1748) was a French painter.

Also recorded as Daniel, II Sarrabat · Daniel Sarabat · Daniel Sarabate · Daniel II Sarrabat

Daniel Sarrabat

François Rabelais. Line engraving by A. Smith after D. Sarrabat., by Daniel Sarrabat

Daniel Sarrabat · Wellcome Collection, London · Wellcome Collection · Public Domain Mark

Born
1666 · Paris.
Died
1748 · Lyon.
Nationality
France
Occupation
painter
Known for
Saint Nicolas dote les trois jeunes filles pauvres
Honours
Second Great Prize of Rome · first Prix de Rome for painting
Languages
French

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Illustration — Daniel Sarrabat, Noah, His Family and the Animals Leaving the Ark, 1688. Daniel Sarrabat (1666–1748) was a French painter.

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