
Pierre Henri de Valenciennes
French Artist · 1750–1819
4 works across 2 collections on LinkedCulture
Like many French artists of the 1700s, Pierre-Henri de Valenciennes was drawn to Rome. After studying painting in his hometown of Toulouse, Valenciennes visited Italy's capital in 1769 and spent much of the next two decades there. For the most part, he ignored the well-known monuments and panoramas, favoring humble vistas and ruins. He was not alone in this pursuit, but whereas other French artist
Works
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Classical Landscape with Figures and Sculpture
Getty Museum · 1788
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Classical Landscape with Women at a Fountain
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · n.d.
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Mount Athos Carved as a Monument to Alexander the Great
Getty Museum · 1799–1800
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Study of a Tree in the Luxembourg Gardens
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1773
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