(c. 1643 - 15 October 1697) was a French painter.[1] He died in Paris.   Related Paintings of Pierre Montallier :. | Portrait of a lady,half-length,wearing a blue embroidered dress with a scarlet mantle | ibe amazons | princess adelaide dorleans taking aharp lesson with mme de genlis, c. | South Boston Pier | wittrut |
Related Artists:
Jakob Bjork
painted Portrait of Jacob Johan Anckarstrom the older in 1776(1776)
Hicks, Thomas
American Painter, 1823-1890 Cousin of Edward Hicks. After being apprenticed (c. 1835-9) in the sign-painting shop of his cousin, he studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia (1839-40) and at the National Academy of Design in New York (1840-44). He then sketched and painted in England, Italy and France before becoming a student of Thomas Couture in Paris (1848-9). On his return to the USA in 1849, he established a studio in New York and quickly became a popular portrait painter, although his portrayals only rarely have enough psychological depth to make them of more than documentary interest. Hamilton Fish (1852; New York, City Hall) is among his stronger works. Hicks also painted genre subjects, such as Musicale: Barber Shop, Trenton Falls (1866; Raleigh, NC Mus. A.), and landscapes, the latter chiefly near Thornwood, his summer residence at Trenton Falls, NY.
Hugh William Williams
painted Glencoe in 1812 British Painter, 1773-1829