Pierre Jean Collection

Portrait of Pierre-Jean Mariette, 1765. Creator: Augustin de Saint-Aubin
Portrait of Pierre-Jean Mariette, 1765. After Charles Nicolas Cochin II

David D Angers, 1853. Creator: Edouard Baldus
David D Angers, 1853

David D Angers, 1815, (1903). Creator: Unknown
David D Angers, 1815, (1903). Portrait of French sculptor Pierre-Jean David (1788-1856). After a drawing of 1815 by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, inscribed Ingres a son ami David

31 Rue de L Abdication, Brussels, Belgium, 1901, (c2014-2017). Artist: Alan John Ainsworth
31 Rue de L Abdication, Brussels, Belgium, c2014-2017. Gustave Strauven: 1901

David D Angers, c1893. Pierre-Jean David (1788-1856), French sculptor. He adopted the name David d Angers in 1809. From the 2e collection [Felix Potin, c1893]

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CXV. La Paix et L Abondance. Agathe. Traite des Pierres Gravees, Bouchardon, Edme, 1698-1762, Mariette, Pierre Jean, 1694-1774, Soubeyran, Pierre, 1709-1775, Engraving, 1750, Plate 115

LVI Hygieia ou La Sante Agathe-Onyx Traite des
LVI. Hygieia ou La Sante. Agathe-Onyx. Traite des Pierres Gravees, Bouchardon, Edme, 1698-1762, Mariette, Pierre Jean, 1694-1774, Soubeyran, Pierre, 1709-1775, Engraving, 1750, Plate 56

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Claude-Joseph Ferry (1756-1845), French savant and statesman, 1839

Allegorical Figure Fame ca 1590 Graphite red chalk
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"Pierre-Jean Mariette: A Glimpse into the Life of an Art Enthusiast" Step into the world of Pierre-Jean Mariette, a man whose passion for art knew no bounds. In the 1765 portrait by Augustin de Saint-Aubin, we catch a glimpse of his refined features and contemplative gaze, hinting at his deep connection with the artistic realm. Fast forward to 1853 when Edouard Baldus immortalized Mariette in another captivating sculpture. David D Angers' masterpiece captures not only his physical appearance but also reflects the essence of his character – a man dedicated to preserving and promoting art. The year 1815 brings us an intriguing image captured by an unknown artist. This enigmatic portrayal leaves us wondering about the stories behind it, as if inviting us to delve deeper into Mariette's life and legacy. Venturing further down Rue de L Abdication in Brussels, Belgium, we stumble upon Alan John Ainsworth's artwork from 1901. The vibrant colors and meticulous details transport us back in time, allowing us to witness firsthand Mariette's influence on this bustling artistic hub. David D Angers reappears in history around 1893 with yet another remarkable depiction of our protagonist. His chiseled features seem to exude determination and unwavering commitment towards nurturing creativity. Visiting Maison Atelier Horta (Horta Museum) on Rue Americaine is like stepping into Mariette's personal sanctuary. Here he found solace amidst architectural wonders that fueled his imagination and inspired him to push boundaries within the art world. But Pierre-Jean was not just an admirer; he was also surrounded by influential figures such as Claude-Joseph Ferry, a French savant and statesman who recognized his talent and shared intellectual conversations with him in 1839. Mariette's love for art extended beyond mere appreciation.