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Philippe de Champaigne

 

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Philippe de Champaigne

born: Brussels, Spanish Netherlands [now Belguim]; 26 May 1602
died: Paris, France; 12 August 1674

portrait, historical, and religious painter.

After his training in Brussels, as a young man of nineteen, Champaigne arrived in Paris seeking work. Nicolas Poussin hired him to help decorate the Luxembourg Palace.

 

Champaigne: Omar Talon

Omar Talon
1649
National Gallery
Washington, DC, US

Champaigne: Ex Voto

Ex Voto
1662
Louvre, Paris, France

Champaigne: King Louis XIII

King Louis XIII
1655
Prado, Madrid, Spain

Champaigne: Triple Portrait of Richelieu

Triple Portrait of Richelieu
about 1640
National Gallery
London, England

 

Champaigne: Portrait of a Man

Portrait of a Man
1650
Louvre, Paris, France

Champaigne: Robert Arnauld d'Andilly

Robert Arnauld d'Andilly
1667
Louvre, Paris, France

Champaigne: Henri Groulart

Henri Groulart
1654
Museum of Fine Arts
Budapest, Hungary

 

Champaigne: The Dead Christ

The Dead Christ
Louvre, Paris, France

 

Champaigne: The Penitent Magdalen

The Penitent Magdalen
Museum of Fine Arts
Houston, Texas, US

Champaigne: Vanitas

Vanitas
about 1655

Champaigne: Adoration of the Shepherds

Adoration of the Shepherds

Champaigne: The Marriage of the Virgin

The Marriage of the Virgin
about 1644
Wallace Collection, London

Champaigne: The Presentation at the Temple

The Presentation at the Temple
1642
Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts
Brussels, Belgium

Champaigne: The Miracles of the Penitent St Mary

The Miracles of the Penitent St Mary
1656
Louvre, Paris, France

 

 

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