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Nicolas Bernard Lépicié
1735-1784 France/Rococo
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Brief Biography-Nicolas Bernard Lépicié studied in the atelier of Carle Van Loo; he had previously been taught engraving by his father, François-Bernard, who was an engraver along with his wife, Renée-Elisabeth. The Académie Royale accepted Nicolas in 1769, and he eventually became a professor in 1777. Carle Vernet and Jean-Antoine-Théodore Giroust were but two of his many eminent students. His works were notably on historical and genre subjects. In addition, Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin influenced his work. |
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a young
draughtsman

adonis changed
to anemone

apollo protector
of the arts

calvary chapel of the
church saint roch

boy holding a
portfolio

conversion of
saint paul

daughter of the
painter emilie vernet

draughtsman
farmyard
le lever
de fanchon

louis-philippe duke of
valois on the cradle

marc etienne
quatremere

narcisse

narcissus changed
into a flower

self portrait

servant girl plucking
a chicken

the interior of
a customs

junior draughtsman

the leroy family

the primers of
a lunch

the rest

the young
draftsman

woman at spinning
wheel

woman reading

young draughtsman

young lady sewing
