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Charles-François Pinceloup de la Grange

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French Artist · 1715–1783

In the 1700s, Jean-Baptiste Perronneau was one of France's most significant pastel portraitists During his lifetime, pastel portraits were immensely popular--widely commissioned and collected. Perronneau began his career as an engraver but shifted to oils and pastels in 1744. He made his Salon debut with a pastel portrait in 1746 and received full membership in the Académie Royale in 1753. Perronn

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Elegantly attired and wearing a powdered wig, Charles-François Pinceloup de la Grange slightly raises his head and gazes searchingly into the distance. A member of the Orléans nobility, Pinceloup de la Grange had recently received several prestigious government appointments. The painting and a [*pendant portrait*](http://www.getty.edu/art/collection/objects/747/jean-baptiste-perronneau-magdaleine-pinceloup-de-la-grange-nee-de-parseval-french-1747/) of the sitter's wife may have been intended to celebrate his achievement. The portrait was painted near the outset of Jean-Baptiste Perronneau's career. Primarily working in the medium of pastel, Perronneau was one of the most prominent and accomplished portraitists in eighteenth-century France. He was especially successful in securing patrons, like Pinceloup de la Grange, in the French provinces.

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Artist/Maker: Jean-Baptiste Perronneau
subject_of[Homepage].id: https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/103RG7
Date: 1747
Medium: Oil on canvas
Culture: French
Object Type: Painting

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Object Type: Painting
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Creator: Jean-Baptiste Perronneau
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Culture: French
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Medium: Oil on canvas
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Department: Paintings
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Date: 1747
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