
France · 1663 – April 20, 1721Wikidata
Louis Laguerre
French painter (1663-1721)
Born in Versailles. Died in London.
A life in paintings
Born 166313 dated paintingsDied 1721
14 works
The Ascension and the Incredulity of Saint Thomas (sketch for the decoration of the chapel at Chatsworth)Louis Laguerrec. 1689 · Victoria and Albert Museum
Psyche Giving Gifts to Her SistersLouis Laguerre1700–1720 · Victoria and Albert Museum
The Rape of Proserpine, design for the staircase of Devonshire House, LondonLouis Laguerrec. 1704 · Yale Center for British Art
The Duke of Marlborough and his Staff with Troops drawn up before the Battle of Blenheim (Eight Ricordi of the Marlborough House Murals)Louis Laguerre1704–1721 · National Trust
A Triptych of Scenes from the Battle of Blenheim, 1704: (1) The Attack of the Village (2) A Brigade of French Foot Cut Down when abandoned by their Horse (3) Prince Eugene of Savoy attacking the LeftLouis Laguerre1704–1721 · National Trust
Eight Battle Scenes of the Marlborough House Murals: The Duke of Marlborough at the Battle of Blenheim: The Surrender of Maréchal TallardLouis Laguerre1704–1721 · National Trust
Eight Battle Scenes after the Marlborough House Murals: The Pursuit of the French after the Battle of RamilliesLouis Laguerre1706–1721 · National Trust
The Battle of Tanieres (Malplaquet), 1709; The Duke of Marlborough and Prince Eugene entering the French Entrenchments (Eight Ricordi of the Marlborough House Murals)Louis Laguerre1709–1721 · National Trust
Eight Battle Scenes of the Marlborough House Murals: The Battle of Malplaquet (Tanieres), 11 September 1709: the English dismantling French Defences in the WoodLouis Laguerre1709–1721 · National Trust
Eight Battle Scenes of the Marlborough House Murals: Louis XIV directing the Crossing of the Rhine, 12 June 1672Louis Laguerrec. 1710–1721 · National Trust
The Battle of Malplaquet, 11 September 1709Louis Laguerrec. 1713 · National Army Museum
The Battle of Malplaquet, 11 September 1709Louis Laguerrec. 1713 · National Army Museum
Portrait of William Cadogan, 1st Earl Cadogan (1675-1726).attributed to · Attributed to Louis Laguerrec. 1716 · Palace of Westminster
Psyche Being Robed by the Gods for Her Marriage with Cupid (sketch for the ceiling of the stairway at Kiveton)Louis Laguerre· Victoria and Albert Museum