Jean-Auguste-Dominique IngresFrench, 1780–1867Saint Philippe, apôtre
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Musée du Louvre
Room940, Aile Sully, Niveau 2Paris, France
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Meanwhile, in the life of Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
The whole life1834–1841
Musical friendships at the Academy: Liszt and Paganini
Ingres gave music much attention: he welcomed Franz Liszt and Fanny Mendelssohn, formed a long friendship with Liszt, and played Beethoven's violin works with the music students and his friend Niccolò Paganini. When Stendhal, visiting the Academy, disparaged Beethoven, Ingres told the doorman to say he was not in if that gentleman ever called again.
1835–1840
Post: director of the French Academy in Rome
April 1841
Returning to Paris for good
His directorship in Rome over, Ingres returned to Paris for good in April 1841.
1842
The Duc d'Orléans portrait and his death
The portrait of the Duc d'Orléans was completed in 1842; a few months later the heir to the throne was killed in a carriage accident. Ingres received commissions for further copies, for seventeen stained-glass windows for the chapel on the site of the accident and for eight more for the Orléans chapel at Dreux.
