Etienne Parrocel
18th-century French religious painter in Rome
Born into a family of painters and engravers from Montbrisson in the Loire region, Etienne Parrocel spent much of his working life in Rome. In France, he studied under his uncle Pierre (1670-1739) who in 1717 took Etienne to Rome where he joined the Academia di San Luca in 1734. Etienne's religious works were in demand during the 18th century, especially after Pierre Guérin de Tencin commissioned an untraced painting of his.
Artworks by this artist (8 total)
- Study for an Allegory of Painting c. 1750
- Seated Woman with a Child on her Lap (Study for a Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine of Alexandria) 18th century
- Man Pulling a Curtain Aside 18th century
- Gideon Gathering His Army, Scene from the Book of Judges 18th century
- Portrait of Heraclitus
- Apparition of the Virgin to Saint Philip Neri 18th century
- Ange jouant avec un cerf volant 1763
- The Creation of Eve 18th century