Jean Baptiste Hüet Collection
Jean Baptiste Hüet was a renowned French artist who made significant contributions to the world of furnishing fabric design in the late 18th and early 19th centuries
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Jean Baptiste Hüet was a renowned French artist who made significant contributions to the world of furnishing fabric design in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. His works were highly sought after for their intricate details and exquisite craftsmanship. One of his notable creations is "Le Meunier, Son Fils, et l'Ane" (The Miller, His Son, and the Ass), produced in France in 1806 at the Oberkampf Manufactory. This fabric depicts a charming scene of a miller accompanied by his son and donkey. The vibrant colors and delicate patterns bring this picturesque countryside moment to life. Another masterpiece attributed to Hüet is "Diane Chasseresse" (Diana the Huntress), crafted around 1800 in Nantes by an unknown creator. This fabric showcases Diana, the Roman goddess of hunting, surrounded by her loyal hounds as she embarks on a thrilling hunt through lush forests. The attention to detail in capturing both Diana's gracefulness and her fierce determination is truly remarkable. Hüet's talent also shines through in "Eros, " created around 1810 in France by an anonymous artist. This fabric portrays Eros, the Greek god of love, with his bow ready to strike arrows into unsuspecting hearts. The intricate designs highlight Eros' mischievous nature while adding elegance and sophistication to any interior space. Among Hüet's collaborations with Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf at the Oberkampf Manufactory is "Les Travaux de la Manufacture" (The Factory in Operation), dating back to 1783/84. This fabric pays homage to factory workers engaged in various tasks within textile production processes—a tribute that reflects Hüet's appreciation for laborers' contribution behind every piece of art.