Rococo Artists of the 18 th Century

Rococo Artists of the 18th Century By Amber Reed and Amy Busch

Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo He was born in Venice, Italy on august 30, 1727 Died March 3, 1804 Painter and print maker in etching His father taught him everything he knew about painting By age 20, he was creating his own paintings and selling them Developed style of painting in 1770, after the death of his father Worked in Venice, Genoa, and Padua Had 104 sketches of Punchinello; a deformed clown who performed comedy His drawings were mostly with ink wash Some of his artwork is located in Sydney, Australia; University of Texas, Austin; and Madrid

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Nicholas De Largilliere Largilliere was a French painter He was born in Paris Charles II was a big fan of his paintings at the time He mostly painted portraits -Also painted still life Used bright colors that attracted celebrities such as actresses, public men, and popular preachers Painted a portrait of Voltaire in 1718 Self Portrait

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Rococo Artists of the 18 th Century

Rococo Artists of the 18 th Century

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17 th /18 th Century

SUMMARY – 18 TH CENTURY

The 18 th Century Colonies

18 th Century America

Rococo and the 18th Century

The Enlightenment -18 th Century

18 th Century

18 th Century Drama

18 th Century

18 th Century Clothing

Medical practices of the 18 th century

NEW ECONOMICS of the 18 th century

The 18 th Century

18 th Century Clothing

18 th century medicine

18 th Century Europe

Weapons Of the 18 th Century

18 th Century Poetry

18 th Century Themes

IMPERIAL WARS OF THE 18 TH CENTURY

Artists of the 20 th Century

Mercantile Empires of the 18 th Century