Tête d'enfant, Jean-Baptiste Greuze, 19e siècle
Jean Baptiste Greuze, ritrattoJean Baptiste GreuzeFrancia, 1725–1805

Tête d'enfant

19e siècle · Painting · 32 × 26 cm

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981-31-6

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Nella vita di Jean Baptiste Greuze

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  1. 1769–1804

    The quarrel with the Academy and his withdrawal from the Salons

    Greatly incensed by the director’s words, Greuze quarrels with his confrères and ceases to exhibit until 1804, when the Revolution had thrown open the doors of the Academy to all the world.

  2. 1789–1799

    The Revolution years: seclusion and the Nine Sisters lodge

    During the Great French Revolution Greuze lives in seclusion and keeps out of politics, although he is a Freemason and belongs to the well-known lodge Les Neuf Sœurs.

  3. c. 1800

    Ruin and oblivion

    Towards the end of his life Greuze, who had considerable wealth, loses it in risky ventures and through his wife’s ruinous spending; he is left almost in poverty, forgotten by contemporaries whose tastes had been taken over by Jacques-Louis David’s new painting.

  4. 1804

    Returns to the Salon with Ariadne

    At the Salon of 1804, when the Revolution had opened the doors of the Academy to all, Greuze exhibits Ariadne.

  5. 21 marzo 1805

    Died

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