Eustache Le Sueur

French painter of classical works

Eustache Le Sueur - French painter of classical works
Born

November 19th, 1617
407 years ago

Died

April 30th, 1655
369 years ago — 37 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

France

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Active during the 17th century, this painter specialized in historical and mythological subjects, gaining recognition for his contribution to French Baroque painting. He worked primarily in Paris and became associated with the French Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture. His early works exhibited a devotion to classical themes, utilizing rich colors and detailed compositions. His significant projects include the decoration of the Hotel de Ville and altarpieces for various churches. The artist's style evolved throughout his career, illustrating both religious and allegorical scenes, while incorporating influences from Italian masters.

Painted historical and mythological scenes

Contributed to the decoration of the Hotel de Ville

Created altarpieces for multiple churches

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