Pierre Subleyras Collection
Pierre Subleyras (1699-1749): A Prolific 18th-Century French Painter Discover the artistic world of Pierre Subleyras, a prominent French painter of the 18th century
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Pierre Subleyras (1699-1749): A Prolific 18th-Century French Painter Discover the artistic world of Pierre Subleyras, a prominent French painter of the 18th century. Known for his captivating portraits and religious scenes, Subleyras' works span various genres and themes. Subleyras' portfolio includes the Portrait of St. John of Avila (c. 1499-1569), a striking depiction of the Spanish saint. In 1745-46, he created the Portrait of Pope Benedict XIV (1675-1758), showcasing the Pope's regal presence. Subleyras' talent extended beyond religious and formal portraits. His Portrait of a Young Boy in Hungarian Dress is a charming example of his ability to capture the innocence and vibrancy of childhood. The Martyrdom of Saint Peter (Martire de St. Pierre), painted around the 1750s, is a poignant work by Jean Barbault, but Subleyras' influence is evident in its dramatic composition and vivid colors. The Dream of Saint Joseph (c. 1730) and The Annunciation (c. 1730), both of uncertain origin, display Subleyras' mastery of light and shadow, creating depth and intrigue. Subleyras' Portrait of Pope Benedict XIV from 1746 and The Mass of Saint Basil (1746) are testaments to his skill in depicting religious scenes with reverence and detail. A portrait of an unknown woman and San Bendetto resuscita un fanciullo (St. Benedict revives a child) from the 18th century further illustrate Subleyras' versatility and artistic prowess. Explore the captivating works of this influential French painter.