France · November 29, 1701 – September 17, 1772Wikidata
Louis Gabriel Blanchet
French painter (1705–1772)
Born in Paris. Died in Rome.
A life in paintings
Born 170116 dated paintingsDied 1772
16 works
Allégorie de la sculptureLouis Gabriel Blanchet1732 · Musée Magnin
Prince Charles Edward StuartLouis Gabriel Blanchet1738 · National Portrait Gallery
Henry Benedict Maria Clement Stuart, Cardinal YorkLouis Gabriel Blanchet1738 · National Portrait Gallery
Prince Charles Edward Stuart (1705-72)Louis Gabriel Blanchet1739 · Royal Collection
Prince Henry Benedict Stuart (1725-1807), later Cardinal YorkLouis Gabriel Blanchetc. 1739 · Royal Collection
Archibald Stuart of Torrance (d.1767)Louis Gabriel Blanchetc. 1739–1740 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
Prince James Francis Edward StuartLouis Gabriel Blanchet1741 · National Portrait Gallery
Bernard Forest de Bélidor (1698-1761)Louis Gabriel Blanchet1752
Portrait of Claude Tolozan (1728-1798)Louis Gabriel Blanchet1756 · Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon
James Grant of LettockLouis Gabriel Blanchet1760 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
Medallion Profile Head of a Youth (Grisaille Paintings of Classical Statuary: a set of eight reproductions of celebrated antiques with the addition of niches, pedestals, classical masonry, trees, etc.)Louis Gabriel Blanchetc. 1765 · National Trust
Dying Gaul (Grisaille Paintings of Classical Statuary: a set of eight reproductions of celebrated antiques with the addition of niches, pedestals, classical masonry, trees, etc.)Louis Gabriel Blanchet1765 · National Trust
The Farnese Hercules (Grisaille Paintings of Classical Statuary: a set of eight reproductions of celebrated antiques with the addition of niches, pedestals, classical masonry, trees, etc.)Louis Gabriel Blanchet1765 · National Trust
The Borghese Warrior (Grisaille Paintings of Classical Statuary: a set of eight reproductions of celebrated antiques with the addition of niches, pedestals, classical masonry, trees, etc.)Louis Gabriel Blanchetc. 1765 · National Trust
James BarryLouis Gabriel Blanchetc. 1766–1770 · Royal Society of Arts