Jean-Baptiste Jacques Augustin

1759–1832 · France

Jean-Baptiste Jacques Augustin (August 15, 1759 – April 13, 1832) was a French miniature painter. Wikipedia

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Works

“Portrait of Fanny Charrin (1781-1854)”, 1807 — Louvre
“Portrait of Antoine Denis Chaudet”, 1804 — Louvre
“Portrait of a Man”, 1800 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Germain du Cruet, Sr de Barailhon” — Nationalmuseum
“Unknown Woman with Head Scarf” — Nationalmuseum
“Unknown man, possibly the mining counselor Anders von Wahrendorff (1759-1848)”, 1804 — Nationalmuseum
“M. Goulet-Dolizin” — Nationalmuseum
“A Gentleman”, 1798 — Cincinnati Art Museum
“En mor med sitt barn”, 1774 — Nationalmuseum
“Två huvudstudier”, 1798–1802 — Nationalmuseum
“Ett sällskap på en balkong”, 1798–1802 — Nationalmuseum
“Kvinna vid ett klavér, matande en hund med kaka”, 1788–1792 — Nationalmuseum
“A Bacchante”, 1799 — Wallace Collection
“Portrait of Louis XVIII”, 1822 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Napoleon I Bonaparte” — Nationalmuseum
“Portrait François Joseph Westermann”, 1793
“Miniature of Konstanty Adam Czartoryski”, 1811 — National Museum in Warsaw