François André Vincent Collection

Portrait of a Man, c.1795. Creator: Francois-Andre Vincent
Portrait of a Man, c.1795

Noah Leading the Animals into the Ark, 1774. Creator: Francois-Andre Vincent
Noah Leading the Animals into the Ark, 1774

The Drawing Lesson, 1777. Creator: Francois-Andre Vincent
The Drawing Lesson, 1777

Park of an Italian Villa, 1774/1775. Creator: Francois-Andre Vincent
Park of an Italian Villa, 1774/1775

Large Female Head, c. 1788. Creator: Gilles-Antoine Demarteau
Large Female Head, c. 1788

President Mole returning from the Palais-Royal during the Fronde, (black chalk
990029 President Mole returning from the Palais-Royal during the Fronde, (black chalk, pen and lack ink, brown and grey wash on brown pape) by Vincent

Portrait of Francois-Andre Vincent (1746-1816), 1816. Creator: Capet, Marie-Gabrielle
Portrait of Francois-Andre Vincent (1746-1816), 1816. Private Collection

Portrait of a Young Man holding a Folder with Drawings, 1791. Artist: Francois-Andre Vincent
Portrait of a Young Man holding a Folder with Drawings, 1791. Found in the collection of the State A Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow

Portrait Man Portrait man Monsieur Baillon Knee piece
Portrait of a Man Portrait of a man, possibly Monsieur Baillon, Portrait of a man, possibly Monsieur Baillon. Knee piece, sitting in an armchair with an open book in front of him, historical persons

Le Secret Secret Francois-Andre Vincent French
Le Secret (The Secret); Francois-Andre Vincent (French, 1746 - 1816); France; 1795; Black, red and white chalk and oiled or waxed charcoal or chalk (?); 49 x 39.5 cm (19 5, 16 x 15 9, 16 in.)

Pierre-Charles Jombert 1774 Pen brown ink 6 1 / 16 x 5 1 / 4
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Back View Roman Servant Boy 1774-80 Black chalk
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Standing Man Right Hand Chest ca 1787 Pen brown ink
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Caricature Joseph-Benoit Suvee mid-18th-early 19th century
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Caricature Artist Younger Brother Marie-Alexandre-Francois
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Man Seated Keyboard Instrument 1774 Pen brown ink
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Portrait Mother Child n. d Black chalk heightened
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Martyrdom St Bartholomew Mattia Preti ca 1774
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Franazois-Andra Vincent, French (1746-1816), A Gentleman Standing with His Arms Crossed
Franazois-Andra© Vincent, French (1746-1816), A Gentleman Standing with His Arms Crossed, black chalk on 2 joined sheets of laid paper

Jean Gabriel Caquet after Franazois-Andra Vincent (French, 1749 - 1802), La soiree
Jean Gabriel Caquet after Franazois-Andra© Vincent (French, 1749 - 1802), La soiree du Palais Royal, etching and engraving

Portrait of a Man, Francois Andre Vincent, c. 1795

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François-André Vincent was a renowned French artist known for his exceptional talent in portraiture and drawing. His works captured the essence of his subjects, showcasing their emotions and personalities with great precision. One of Vincent's notable pieces is "President Mole returning from the Palais-Royal during the Fronde, " created using black chalk. This artwork depicts a significant historical event, capturing the intensity and drama of that moment in time. In 1816, Marie-Gabrielle Capet painted a portrait of François-André Vincent himself. This stunning piece showcases his dignified presence and artistic prowess, reflecting his dedication to his craft. Another captivating work by Vincent is "Portrait of a Young Man holding a Folder with Drawings" from 1791. The attention to detail in this piece is remarkable, as it portrays not only the subject but also highlights their passion for art through the folder filled with drawings. Vincent's talent extended beyond portraits; he also excelled in knee pieces like "Portrait Man Monsieur Baillon. " These artworks demonstrated his ability to capture individuals' unique characteristics while adding an element of elegance and sophistication. One intriguing creation by François-André Vincent is "Le Secret, " which reveals secrets hidden within its brushstrokes. This painting invites viewers into an enigmatic world where mysteries unfold before their eyes. "Pierre-Charles Jombert, " drawn in pen brown ink in 1774, showcases Vincent's mastery over different mediums. The intricate details bring life to this portrait, highlighting Jombert's features with utmost precision. In another masterpiece titled "Back View Roman Servant Boy" (1774-80), Vincent displays his skillful use of black chalk to create depth and perspective. The boy's posture exudes innocence while revealing subtle hints about life behind him. Vincent also showcased versatility through works like "Standing Man Right Hand Chest" (ca 1787), drawn with pen brown ink.