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Joseph François Parrocel

French painter (1704-1781)

Born in Avignon. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 17046 dated paintingsDied 1781

12 works

7 without a public image, listed last

  • Scene from Ancient History
    Scene from Ancient History
    Joseph François Parrocel
    c. 1680–1690 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • The Boar Hunt
    The Boar Hunt
    Joseph François Parrocel
    c. 1700 · National Gallery
  • The Return from the Hunt
    The Return from the Hunt
    Joseph François Parrocel
    c. 1700 · National Gallery
  • Lion Hunt
    Lion Hunt
    Joseph François Parrocel
    c. 1700 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Battle of Christians against the Turks
    Battle of Christians against the Turks
    Joseph François Parrocel
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • LImage under copyright
    La Fuite en Égypte
    Joseph François Parrocel
    1752 · Valloires Abbey
  • JImage under copyright
    Jésus parmi les docteurs
    Joseph François Parrocel
    1752 · Valloires Abbey
  • MImage under copyright
    Monseigneur d'Orléans de la Motte, abbé commendataire
    Joseph François Parrocel
    c. 1752 · Valloires Abbey
  • DImage under copyright
    Dom Comeau
    Joseph François Parrocel
    c. 1752 · Valloires Abbey
  • AImage under copyright
    Adoration des bergers
    Joseph François Parrocel
    1753 · Valloires Abbey
  • LImage under copyright
    Le Christ au jardin des oliviers
    Joseph François Parrocel
    1753 · Valloires Abbey
  • LImage under copyright
    La Pêche miraculeuse
    Joseph François Parrocel
    · Lycée Bellevue
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