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PUGET, Pierre Vessel Firing a Salvo oil painting


Vessel Firing a Salvo
Painting ID::  43583
PUGET, Pierre
Vessel Firing a Salvo
41 x 64,5 cm

   
   
     

PUGET, Pierre Great Vessel of War oil painting


Great Vessel of War
Painting ID::  43584
PUGET, Pierre
Great Vessel of War
28 x 41,8 cm

   
   
     

PUGET, Pierre Two Vessels under Sail oil painting


Two Vessels under Sail
Painting ID::  43587
PUGET, Pierre
Two Vessels under Sail
33,3 x 51,1 cm

   
   
     

PUGET, Pierre View on the Sea Time oil painting


View on the Sea Time
Painting ID::  43588
PUGET, Pierre
View on the Sea Time
27,2 x 44,7 cm

   
   
     

PUGET, Pierre Navigation before a Promontory oil painting


Navigation before a Promontory
Painting ID::  43590
PUGET, Pierre
Navigation before a Promontory
20 x 23,4 cm

   
   
     

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     PUGET, Pierre
     French Baroque Era Sculptor, 1620-1694 French sculptor, painter, draughtsman and architect. Puget was one of the outstanding artists of his century, but his style, formed by the Italian Baroque, did not however always find favour in the classicizing atmosphere of the French court, where Jean-Baptiste Colbert would describe him in 1670 as 'a man who goes a little too fast, and whose imagination is a little too heated'. Although the son of a master mason, Simon Puget (d 1623), Puget was largely self-taught, as were his brother Gaspard Puget (1615-after 1683), an architect, and his son Fran?ois Puget (1651-1707), a painter. Apprenticed in 1634 to a wood-carver, Jean Roman, in Marseille, he left in 1638 for Italy, spending some years in Florence and Rome close to Pietro da Cortona, presumably as a stuccoist and painter, although his part in the decoration of the Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Cortona's main project of these years, is not clear. From 1643 he practised sculpture and painting at the Toulon Arsenal, France's largest naval shipyard, where he was appointed to the wood-carving workshop: around 1645, for instance, he designed and supervised the decoration of the ship Le Magnifique (in 1646 renamed La Reine; destr.). According to some sources, in 1646 he made a second journey to Italy,

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