Nicolas-René Jollain
French painter, Petit Trianon decorator
Nicolas-René Jollain, known as Le Jeune, born in 1732 in Paris and died in Paris in 1804, was a French painter. Nicolas-René Jollain was a pupil of Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre. He won the second prize of Rome in 1754. He realized several paintings for the castle of Petit Trianon. He was the son of Nicolas-René Jollain the Elder, a painter, who made a famous portrait of King Louis XIV.
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Master student
- Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre Master
- Jean-Frédéric Schall Student
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Artworks by this artist
- Sleep (Le sommeil) 1781
- Danaë 1765
- Bacchante allongée de dos
- La Toilette 1780
- Le Bain 1780