Suvee Collection

Study of a Male Nude, seen from Behind, 1774 (red chalk)
1197623 Study of a Male Nude, seen from Behind, 1774 (red chalk) by Suvee, Joseph Benoit (1743-1807); 56.9x31.7 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; Belgian, out of copyright

Battle of Minerva Against Mars, 1771. Creator: Suvee, Joseph-Benoit (1743-1807)
Battle of Minerva Against Mars, 1771. Found in the Collection of Musee des Beaux-Arts, Lille

Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, c. 1793. Creator: Suvee, Joseph-Benoit (1743-1807)
Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, c. 1793. Found in the Collection of Musee des Beaux-Arts, Rennes

Portrait of Jean Rameau, 1793. Creator: Suvee, Joseph-Benoit (1743-1807)
Portrait of Jean Rameau, 1793. Found in the Collection of Groeningemuseum, Bruges

The Death of Cleopatra, 1785. Private Collection

The Nativity of the Virgin, 1779. Private Collection

Portrait of the poet Andre Chenier (1762-1794), 1794
Portrait of the poet Andre Che nier (1762-1794), 1794. Found in the Collection of Russian National Library, St. Petersburg

Dibutades, or the Origin of Drawing, 1791. Artist: Suvee, Joseph-Benoit (1743-1807)
Dibutades, or the Origin of Drawing, 1791. Found in the collection of the Groeningemuseum, Bruges

The Mother of the Gracchi, c1780. Artist: Joseph Benoit Suvee
The Mother of the Gracchi, c1780. Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, presents her children, saying: Here are my riches and my jewels. From the Musee du Louvre, Paris

Joseph Bernard Suvee
JOSEPH BERNARD SUVEE Flemish artist Date: 1743 - 1807

ANDRE-MARIE de CHENIER (1762-1794). French poet. Etching after a portrait by Joseph Benoit Suvee made while Chenier was imprisoned in the Saint-Lazare in 1794

Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi, 1795. Joseph Benois Suvee (1843-1807) French painter. Cornelia, Ancient Roman matron who, widowed, devoted herself to educating her jewels, her children Gaius

ANDRÉ MARIE de CHÉNIER (1762-1794). French poet. Etching after a portrait by Joseph-Benoit Suv

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"Exploring the Artistic Legacy of Joseph-Benoit Suvee: A Glimpse into History and Imagination" Joseph-Benoit Suvee, a renowned artist from the 18th century, left behind a rich collection of captivating artworks that continue to inspire and fascinate art enthusiasts today. From his iconic depiction of "The Death of Cleopatra" in 1785 to his intriguing study of a male nude seen from behind in 1774, Suvee's mastery in capturing human emotions and form is evident. One cannot overlook his masterpiece, "Battle of Minerva Against Mars, " created in 1771. This powerful composition showcases the clash between wisdom and war through intricate details and vibrant colors. Similarly, Suvee's portrayal of Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, exudes strength and maternal love while highlighting her historical significance. In addition to these historical pieces, it also delved into portraiture with finesse. His portrait of Jean Rameau captures the essence and personality of this notable figure from 1793. Equally striking is his depiction of Andre Chenier, a talented poet whose life was tragically cut short during the French Revolution. Suvee's artistic prowess extended beyond traditional subjects as well. In "Dibutades or The Origin Of Drawing, " he explores the very foundation upon which art is built – imagination brought to life on canvas or paper. Furthermore, he skillfully portrays religious themes such as "The Nativity Of The Virgin, " evoking spirituality through delicate brushstrokes. Amongst all these remarkable works lies an enigmatic piece titled "The Mother Of The Gracchi. " Created around 1780 by Joseph Benoit Suvee himself; it offers viewers an intimate glimpse into ancient Roman history while showcasing his ability to capture raw emotion within each stroke.