Jacques Blanchard

1600–1638 · Kingdom of France

Jacques Blanchard (1600 – 1638), also known as Jacques Blanchart, was a French baroque painter who was born in Paris. He was raised and taught by his uncle, the painter Nicolas Bollery (ca. 1560–1630). Wikipedia

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Works

“Danaë”, 1631 — Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon
“Venus and the Three Graces Surprised by a Mortal”, 1631 — Louvre
“Charity”, 1635 — Louvre
“The Descent of the Holy Spirit”, 1633 — Notre-Dame de Paris
“Madonna and child with Saint John the Baptist”, 1640 — Louvre
“Angelica and Medoro”, 1630 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Virgin and Child with Saint Elizabeth and the Infant Saint John the Baptist”, 1628 — Art Institute of Chicago
“St Sebastian Nursed by Irene and her Helpers”, 1630–1638 — Rijksmuseum
“St Cecilia”, 1625 — Hermitage Museum
“Danaë”, 1625 — Blanton Museum of Art
“Charity (fragment)”, 1637 — Courtauld Gallery
“Armida” — Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rennes
“Charity”, 1634 — Blanton Museum of Art
“Mars and the vestal virgin”, 1638 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
“Bacchanal”, 1636 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“La Madeleine pénitente.”, 1637 — Musée Fabre
“Virgin and Child”, 1638 — Musée Bossuet
“The Virgin and the Child.”, 1629–1631
“Penitente Mary Magdalene”, 1635
“Flagellation of Christ” — Minneapolis Institute of Art