Nicolas Bernard Lépicié Collection

In the Courtyard of the Customs-House, 1775. Creator: Nicolas Bernard Lepicie
In the Courtyard of the Customs-House, 1775

Portrait of a Lady, c18th century. Creator: Unknown
Portrait of a Lady, c18th century

Boy with a Drawing Book, c.1772. Creator: Nicolas Bernard Lepicie
Boy with a Drawing Book, c.1772

Emilie Vernet (1760-1794), 1769. Creator: Nicolas Bernard Lepicie
Emilie Vernet (1760-1794), 1769. 9-year-old Emilie Vernet wears a white satin dress with a matching hat, and pearl necklace

Carle Vernet (1758-1836), c.1769. Creator: Nicolas Bernard Lepicie
Carle Vernet (1758-1836), c.1769. Portrait of painter Carle Vernet (1758-1836), son of painter Joseph Vernet, as a boy

La Coiffe blanche, 1774. Creator: Nicolas Bernard Lepicie
La Coiffe blanche, 1774. The white cap

Autoportrait de Nicolas-Bernard Lépicié (1735-1784), . Creator: Nicolas Bernard Lepicie
Autoportrait de Nicolas-Bernard Lepicie (1735-1784)

Portrait of a little girl. Creator: Unknown
Portrait of a little girl

Woman Reading, 1769. Creator: Nicolas-Bernard Lepicie (French, 1735-1784)
Woman Reading, 1769

Self-Portrait. Creator: Lepicie, Nicolas Bernard (1735-1784)
Self-Portrait. Found in the Collection of the Musee Carnavalet, Paris

Portrait of a Young Boy, half-length, wearing a Grey Coat and Cap, (oil on canvas)
827810 Portrait of a Young Boy, half-length, wearing a Grey Coat and Cap, (oil on canvas) by Lepicie, Nicolas-Bernard (1735-84); 45.4x36.7 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Portrait of a Young Boy)

Copies Jusepe de Ribera 18th century Pen black ink
Artokoloro

Mystic Marriage Saint Catherine Celestine V Renouncing
Artokoloro

Boy with a Drawing Book, Nicolas Bernard Lepicie, c. 1772

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Nicolas Bernard Lépicié was a talented French painter known for his exquisite portraits and still life paintings. Born in Paris in 1735, he quickly gained recognition for his exceptional skill and attention to detail. Lépicié's work often featured rich colors, intricate textures, and a sense of realism that captivated viewers. Throughout his career, Lépicié painted numerous portraits of prominent figures in French society, capturing their likeness with precision and grace. His still life paintings were equally impressive, showcasing an array of objects arranged in harmonious compositions. Lépicié's dedication to his craft earned him widespread acclaim during his lifetime, with many considering him one of the finest painters of the 18th century. His legacy continues to inspire artists today, as they strive to emulate his mastery of light, color, and form. Although Nicolas Bernard Lépicié passed away in 1784, his timeless works remain a testament to his talent and passion for art. He will always be remembered as a true master of the brush whose influence transcends generations.