Jean Franaxa7 Ois Collection

Jean-Franazois Janinet after Jean Jacques Lagrenee, French (1752-1814), L oisseau prive, color aquatint and etching

Jean-Franazois Janinet after Sir Peter Paul Rubens, French (1752-1814), Henry IV, 1777, color aquatint

Jean-Franazois Millet (French, 1814 - 1875), The Large Shepherdess (La grande bergere), 1862, etching

Jean-Franazois Janinet after Pierre Alexandre Wille (French, 1752 - 1814), Le repas des moissonneurs, 1774, color aquatint and etching with roulette work

Jean-Franazois Janinet after Franazois Boucher, French (1752-1814), La toilette de Venus
Jean-Franazois Janinet after Franazois Boucher (French, 1752 - 1814), La toilette de Venus, 1783, wash manner, printed in blue, red, carmine, yellow, and black inks

Jean-Franazois Janinet after Caspar Wolf (French, 1752 - 1814), Chute de la Tritt dans la valla© e de Muhlethal, 1776, etching and wash manner printed in color on laid paper [proof]

Jean-Franazois Janinet (French, 1752 - 1814), Vue de Thun du Cote du Midi, probably 1776, color aquatint and etching

Jean-Franazois Janinet after Jean-Jacques-Franazois Le Barbier I (French, 1752 - 1814), La Venus aux colombes, color aquatint and etching

Pierre-Michel Alix after Jean-Franazois Garnerey (French, 1762 - 1817), J.B. Poquelin de Moliere, color aquatint

Jean-Franazois Janinet after Nicolas Lavreince (French, 1752 - 1814), Le petit conseil, color aquatint

Jean-Franazois Clermont (French, 1717 - 1807), A Girl in Peasant Dress, c. 1750, black and white chalk on pink laid paper

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"Exploring the Artistic World of Jean-François: From Lavreince to Millet" Step into the captivating world of Jean-François, a renowned French artist whose works spanned various genres and styles. Inspired by great masters such as Nicolas Lavreince, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, and Françoise Boucher, Jean-François Janinet skillfully brought their masterpieces to life through his own unique interpretations. In "L'aveu difficile, " Janinet pays homage to Lavreince's original work with intricate detail and delicate brushstrokes. The emotions captured in this piece are palpable, showcasing the artist's ability to convey complex human experiences. Another remarkable creation is "L'oiseau, " where Janinet beautifully replicates Lagrenée's vision. This enchanting artwork transports us into a whimsical realm where nature and imagination intertwine effortlessly. Janinet also showcases his versatility by recreating Rubens' iconic painting "Henry IV. " With meticulous attention to detail, he captures the essence of this historical figure while adding his personal touch that breathes new life into the composition. Moving beyond portraiture, Janinet delves into scenes depicting everyday life. In "A Woman Playing, " inspired by Lavreince once again, he portrays a woman engrossed in her musical performance—a moment frozen in time that evokes both grace and passion. Shifting our focus from Janinet to another influential French artist—Jean-François Millet—we discover an entirely different style yet equally captivating. His black crayon studies in "Costume Studies" showcase his mastery of capturing texture and form with minimalistic strokes—an exploration of light against dark backgrounds that leaves a lasting impression on viewers. Millet's depictions of rural life come alive in pieces like "Departure for Work" and "The Large Shepherdess. " These artworks transport us to simpler times when hard work was intertwined with a sense of community and the beauty of nature.