Jean-Victor Bertin

1767–1842 · France

Jean-Victor Bertin (20 March 1767 – 11 June 1842) was a French painter of historical landscapes, inspired by Italy and known for the minute detail of his classical style. Wikipedia

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Works

“Italian Landscape (Le Paysage d'Italie)”, 1812 — National Museum of Western Art
“Landscape, Site of Greece (Paysage, Site de la Grèce)”, 1812 — National Museum of Western Art
“Entrance to the Park at Saint-Cloud”, 1802 — Art Institute of Chicago
“View in the Île-de-France”, 1810–1813 — J. Paul Getty Museum
“Woodland Scene with Nymphs and a Herm”, 1810
“Italian Landscape”, 1819 — Château de Maisons
“Classical Landscape”, 1800 — National Galleries of Scotland
“View of a Town in the Sabine Hills”, 1814 — Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
“A Forest with Apollo and Daphne”, 1810 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“An Aqueduct Near a Fortress”, 1807 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Tivoli”, 1838
“Arcadian landscape”, 1817
“View Towards Cascata Vecchia, Tivoli”, 1806 — Nationalmuseum
“Landscape with sheep and a woman sewing”, 1805 — Fitzwilliam Museum
“An Italian Villa” — Ashmolean Museum
“Shepherd with his Flock”, 1820
“Entrance to the Park at Saint-Cloud”, 1800 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Landscape with Bathers and Shepherds”, 1804 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Entry to the Park at St. Cloud”, 1810 — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
“Landscape”, 1804