夏爾-安德烈·范洛
Artworks: 45
典雅的法國歷史畫家
卡爾或夏爾-安德烈·范洛是一位法國題材畫家,是畫家路易-亞伯拉罕·范洛之子、讓-巴蒂斯特·范洛之弟,以及雅各布·范洛之孫。他是這個源自荷蘭的成功畫家世家中最負盛名的成員。他的作品涵蓋各類題材:宗教、歷史畫、神話、肖像、寓言及風俗場景。 他出生於尼斯,當時該地屬於薩伏依公國。范洛追隨其兄讓-巴蒂斯特前往杜林,隨後於1712年抵達羅馬,師從貝內代托·盧蒂和雕塑家皮埃爾·勒格羅學習。1723年離開義大利後,他在巴黎工作,並在皇家學院深造,同年獲得素描一等獎,又於1727年獲得歷史畫一等獎——他未來的對手弗朗索瓦·布歇也獲得了該獎項。1724年,他榮獲羅馬大獎。 憑藉其對義大利大師的深入研究,他以簡約的風格和嚴謹的構圖,為淨化現代法國畫派作出了巨大貢獻;然而,後世對其作品所給予的過度讚譽,如今看來已顯得過猶不及。他的贊助者包括宮廷成員、戈布蘭工廠、私人收藏家以及教會。在隨後的幾個世紀裡,儘管凡·盧的藝術造詣依然令人欽佩,其作品的品質與多樣性也備受推崇,但他在評論界的聲譽卻一落千丈。他的畫作《聖母的婚禮》現珍藏於羅浮宮。
Relationship Network
Master student
- Benedetto Luti Master
- Pierre Le Gros Student
- François-Hubert Drouais Student
- Gabriel-François Doyen Student
- Jacques-André-Joseph Aved Master
- Jean-Baptiste Deshays Student
- Jean-Honoré Fragonard Student
- Johann Heinrich Tischbein the elder Student
- Josef Melling Student
- Louis-Jean-François Lagrenée Student
- Luis Meléndez Student
- Michel-Barthélémy Ollivier Student
Fellow student
Parent child
- Jacob van Loo Parent
Siblings
- Jean-Baptiste van Loo Elder
Artworks by this artist (45 total)
- The Blinding of the Inhabitants of Sodom
- St. Gregory Dictating His Homilies to a Secretary 18th century
- La Conversation espagnole 1754
- Young Girl Facing to the Right
- St. Gregory Reluctant to Accept His Election as Bishop of Rome 18th century
- Le Voeu de Louis XIII au siège de la Rochelle (1628) 1737-1747
- The Three Graces circa 1763
- Louis XV recevant le corps de la Ville à l’occasion de la publication de la paix de 1739 1734-1744
- Gentleman Lounging in a Chair
- The Sacrifice of Iphigenia ca. 1755
- Huntress with a Horn ca. 1733
- La prédication de saint Augustin devant Valère 1755
- Theseus Taming the Bull of Marathon circa 1730
- A Nymph At Her Bath 1750
- The Victory of Alexander over King Porus circa 1738
- Le Grand Seigneur donnant un concert à sa maîtresse (The Grand Turk giving a Concert to his Mistress) 1737
- Christ on the Cross
- Saint Gregory as Deacon Directing Prayers and Processions for the Cessation of the Plague 1762
- Life Drawing mid-18th century
- Apollo Seated Holding A Lyre In Front Of An Athenienne And A Snake