Hyacinthe RigaudFrankrig, 1659–1743Johannes Balthasar Keller
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Imens i livet hos Hyacinthe Rigaud
Hele livet30 May 1707
First will
Rigaud left the marble bust of his mother by Coysevox to the Grand Dauphin, son of Louis XIV, and the portrait showing Maria Serra in two profiles to the elder son of his brother Gaspard, also named Hyacinthe.
1709
Ennobled by Perpignan
Rigaud's hometown of Perpignan conferred nobility on him.
1712
Drevet's engraving of the Louis XIV portrait
Pierre Drevet engraved Rigaud's portraits in copper — forty-one prints are known, among them the famous portrait of Louis XIV (1712). For his large formal oil portraits Rigaud prepared drawings in Italian pencil and chalk on toned paper; Drevet engraved from those drawings, while Rigaud supervised the work and often corrected it.
1715
Death of Louis XIV and a change of clientele
With the death of Louis XIV in 1715 and the Regency of Philippe, Duke of Orléans, who had a marked taste for Italian artists and new national talents, Rigaud's clientele changed: he had to turn to patrons outside the Parisian court and to foreign monarchs.
1722
Gift to the Dominican convent of his hometown
Rigaud gave the second version of his “Christ on the Cross” to the Dominican convent of Perpignan.
