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Christophe Huet

French artist (1700-1759)

Born in Pontoise. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 170013 dated paintingsDied 1759

13 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • A miniature pug and two African grey parrots in a landscape
    A miniature pug and two African grey parrots in a landscape
    Christophe Huet
    18th century
  • Paysage avec singes macaques rhésus, cygnes tuberculés, spréo royal d'Afrique, sur le palmier, canard colvert et pastèques
    Paysage avec singes macaques rhésus, cygnes tuberculés, spréo royal d'Afrique, sur le palmier, canard colvert et pastèques
    Christophe Huet
    1735 · Condé Museum
  • Singerie: The Concert
    Singerie: The Concert
    Christophe Huet
    c. 1739 · National Gallery of Art
  • Singerie: The Dance
    Singerie: The Dance
    Christophe Huet
    c. 1739 · National Gallery of Art
  • Singerie: The Fishermen
    Singerie: The Fishermen
    Christophe Huet
    c. 1739 · National Gallery of Art
  • Singerie: The Painter
    Singerie: The Painter
    Christophe Huet
    c. 1739 · National Gallery of Art
  • Singerie: The Picnic
    Singerie: The Picnic
    Christophe Huet
    c. 1739 · National Gallery of Art
  • Singerie: The Sculptor
    Singerie: The Sculptor
    Christophe Huet
    c. 1739 · National Gallery of Art
  • The Hot Drink
    The Hot Drink
    Christophe Huet
    1750 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • The Cold Drink
    The Cold Drink
    Christophe Huet
    1750 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • The Picnic in the Park
    The Picnic in the Park
    Christophe Huet
    1750 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • The Hunt Picnic
    The Hunt Picnic
    Christophe Huet
    1750 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • HImage under copyright
    Hunting piece with aping mimicry
    Christophe Huet
    1735 · Condé Museum
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