Jérôme-François Chantereau
Jérôme-François Chantereau, a French painter, engraver, and art dealer who was born in Paris about 1710. Chantereau was a member of the Académie de Saint-Luc, and in his youth became a court painter to the King of Denmark. His works were chiefly battle-pieces and hunting-scenes, painted with considerable life and movement.
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Jérôme-François Chantereau
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- Died
- 1757 · Paris.
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- France
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- painter · printmaker · draftsperson
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- French
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Jérôme-François Chantereau, a French painter, engraver, and art dealer who was born in Paris about 1710. Chantereau was a member of the Académie de Saint-Luc, and in his youth became a court painter to the King of Denmark. His works were chiefly battle-pieces and hunting-scenes, painted with considerable life and movement.
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Born at Paris in 1700, died in Paris in 1757.
The recorded working language is French. Places of work recorded in the authority are Paris. Work by Jérôme-François Chantereau is recorded in the collections of Nationalmuseum and Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen.
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- 1.British Museum. Jérôme-François Chantereau.
- 2.Altun, Yasemin. Aprons Made from Canvas: The Legacies of Marie-Jacob Godefroid, Restauratrice to the French Royal Art Collections, 1741-1775. 2–3; 23.
- 3.Gardner, James. The Louvre The Many Lives of the World's Most Famous Museum. Grove Atlantic. 2020. 9780802148797.
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- Chantereau, J.
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