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Charles Joseph Flipart

Italian painter (1721-1797)

Born in Paris. Died in Madrid.

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A life in paintings

Born 17215 dated paintingsDied 1797

8 works

  • Seville Surrenders to the king, Saint Ferdinand
    Seville Surrenders to the king, Saint Ferdinand
    Charles Joseph Flipart
    18th century · Museo del Prado
  • Portrait de femme.
    Portrait de femme.
    Charles Joseph Flipart
    18th century · Museo del Prado
  • Seville Surrenders to the king, Saint Ferdinand
    Seville Surrenders to the king, Saint Ferdinand
    Charles Joseph Flipart
    18th century · Church of Santa Barbara, Madrid
  • Trompe-l'œil of a Table in a Mess with Paintings, a Hurdy-Gurdy, Books and Other Objects
    Trompe-l'œil of a Table in a Mess with Paintings, a Hurdy-Gurdy, Books and Other Objects
    Charles Joseph Flipart
    c. 1770s · Museo del Prado
  • Landscape with an architectural view surrounded by trompe-l’oeil elements symbolising the Arts
    Landscape with an architectural view surrounded by trompe-l’oeil elements symbolising the Arts
    Charles Joseph Flipart
    c. 1779 · Museo del Prado
  • Landscape with an Architectural View
    Landscape with an Architectural View
    Charles Joseph Flipart
    c. 1779 · Museo del Prado
  • Paisaje con perspectiva arquitectónica y obelisco roto rodeado por cenefa decorativa en trampantojo
    Paisaje con perspectiva arquitectónica y obelisco roto rodeado por cenefa decorativa en trampantojo
    Charles Joseph Flipart
    c. 1779 · Museo del Prado
  • Le Jeu de balle.
    Le Jeu de balle.
    Charles Joseph Flipart
    c. 1779 · Museo del Prado
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