Jean-Baptiste Greuze, French (1725-1805)
After the great success at The Salon of 1755, Greuze went on to become a famous painter of genre scenes. Labelled by Diderot as 'Morality in paint",
his sentimental works later gave way to portraits of beautiful, often semi-nude, young woman.
His paintings were often reproduced on Royal Vienna porcelain plates. The following are some fine examples.
If you have one of these plates and would like to find out what it's worth, please contact us and we will provide you with a FREE online appraisal.
If you're looking to sell, we will make you an offer within 24 hours.
After the great success at The Salon of 1755, Greuze went on to become a famous painter of genre scenes. Labelled by Diderot as 'Morality in paint",
his sentimental works later gave way to portraits of beautiful, often semi-nude, young woman.
His paintings were often reproduced on Royal Vienna porcelain plates. The following are some fine examples.
If you have one of these plates and would like to find out what it's worth, please contact us and we will provide you with a FREE online appraisal.
If you're looking to sell, we will make you an offer within 24 hours.
|
|
|
| AntiqForum Home > Royal Vienna > Portrait Plates after Jean-Baptiste Greuze Contact Us |