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Charles de La Fosse

1636–1716 · Kingdom of France

Charles de La Fosse (15 June 1636 – 13 December 1716) was a French painter born in Paris. Wikipedia

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Works

• “The Sacrifice of Iphigenia”, 1712 — Louvre
• “Le triomphe de Bacchus”, 1700 — Louvre
• “Moses saved from the waters”, 1701 — Louvre
• “Christ Appearing to Mary Magdalene”, 1680–1685 — Hermitage Museum
• “Adoration of the Magi”, 1715 — Louvre
• “The Triumph of Minerva”, 1707 — Ashmolean Museum
• “Acis   and  Galatea.” — Musée d'Art de Toulon
• “Augustus building the port of Miseno”, 1672 — Palace of Versailles
• “Apollo and Phaethon with the Seasons” — Manchester Art Gallery
• “Alexander the Great hunting Lions”, 1679 — Palace of Versailles
• “Rinaldo and Armida” — National Trust
• “Aristotle and Phyllis”, 1690 — Musée Fabre
• “Christ and the Pilgrims of Emmaus”, 1700
• “Sunrise with the Chariot of Apollo”, 1672 — Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen
• “Venus asks Vulcan to forge Aeneas' armour.”, 1694 — Nantes Museum of Arts
• “Jacques Rousseau (1630–1693)”, 1690 — Maidstone Museum and Bentlif Art Gallery
• “St Paul Commanding St Luke to Accompany Him to Rome”, 1692 — Bowes Museum
• “Presentation at the Temple”, 1682 — Musée des Augustins
• “Assumption of Mary”, 1682 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
• “The Assumption of the Virgin”, 1708 — Glasgow Museums Resource Centre