Jean Démosthène Dugourc
French royal interior designer
Jean Démosthène Dugourc was a French designer, who worked for various royal and noble families in the late eighteenth century. His clients included the French nobility and the royal houses of Europe. In 1780 he was named as designer to the Comte de Provence (the future Louis XVIII) and helped to redecorate the Château de Brunoy (just southeast of Paris).
Artworks by this artist (18 total)
- Les Apprêts de la Pipée
- Exercices des Chevaux de M.M. Franconi
- A party in a Louis XVI interior lit by a candelabra and a torchere, with a couple dancing the minuet
- La Vache artificielle.Le Filet aux Allouettes
- Divers Exercices des Eléphants
- Figures in a Garden 1784
- Exercices du cerf Coco et Ascension du cerf Azor
- Les Moineaux de la Rotonde
- Vue du Cirque Olympique de M.M. Franconi
- Ontwerp voor schoorsteen in Egyptische stijl c. 1790 - c. 1800
- Equestrian Acrobats
- Le Cheval Aéronaute
- Napoleon Bonaparte at the Champ de Mai, June 1, 1815 ca. 1815
- The Garden Façade of Bagatelle 1779
- Interior of Halle aux Blés, Paris [The Corn Exchange]
- Les Animaux Savants – Title
- Les Serins Savants
- Wall Elevation for a Salon ca. 1780