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Jean Baptiste Berré

Flemish painter and sculptor (1777-1839)

Born in Antwerp. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 177716 dated paintingsDied 1839

16 works

  • Still life on a ledge
    Still life on a ledge
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1790–1799
  • Pastoral scene
    Pastoral scene
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1797–1839
  • The meadow
    The meadow
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1799–1836 · Musée Magnin
  • Poodle
    Poodle
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1800–1838
  • A leopard and its cubs
    A leopard and its cubs
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1800–1838
  • Couple of herders with a cow herd
    Couple of herders with a cow herd
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1810
  • Eagle catching a hare
    Eagle catching a hare
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1811
  • Eagle striving to catch a sheep
    Eagle striving to catch a sheep
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1812 · Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Orléans
  • The elephant of the Royal Garden
    The elephant of the Royal Garden
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1817
  • Shepherd and his flock
    Shepherd and his flock
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1824
  • Herd in a landscape
    Herd in a landscape
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1825
  • Cows and sheep
    Cows and sheep
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1828
  • Cows and sheep on a meadow
    Cows and sheep on a meadow
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1832
  • Cows grazing
    Cows grazing
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1835
  • Bulls fighting
    Bulls fighting
    Jean Baptiste Berré
    1835 · Musée Thomas-Henry
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