Jean-Baptiste Pater

1695–1736 · France

Jean-Baptiste Pater (December 29, 1695 – July 25, 1736) was a French rococo painter. Wikipedia

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Works

“Pastoral Concert”, 1734 — Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
“Fête galante”, 1731 — Wallace Collection
“The Dance” — National Gallery
“La chasse chinoise”, 1737 — Louvre
“L'Escarpolette”, 1725 — Louvre
“Figures Resting in a Military Encampment”, 1727 — National Gallery of Ireland
“Repose in a Park”, 1730 — Saint Louis Art Museum
“Peasant ball”, 1730 — National Museum of Fine Arts of Cuba
“Female Bathers near a Fountain (Nymphs Bathing in a Pool)” — Dallas Museum of Art
“A Fête Champêtre During the Grape Harvest” — Dallas Museum of Art
“Harlequin and Colombine”, 1728 — El Paso Museum of Art
“The Kiss Returned”, 1733 — Portland Art Museum
“The Amourous Concert”, 1731 — Wallace Collection
“The Departure of the Troops” — Ashmolean Museum
“Encampment (Soldiers' Halt)” — National Museum of Western Art
“The Bathers”
“Ladies Bathing”, 1721 — National Galleries of Scotland
“Monsieur de Pourceaugnac”, 1732 — Royal Collection
“Fête Champêtre with Italian Comedians”, 1725 — Royal Collection
“Fête Champêtre”, 1732 — Royal Collection