GUÉLARD, Jean-Baptiste-Antoine - b. 1719 ?, d. ~1755 ? - WGA

GUÉLARD, Jean-Baptiste-Antoine

(b. 1719 ?, d. ~1755 ?)

French painter and printmaker, probably identical with Jean Gueslart, painter and professor of the Académie de Saint-Luc in 1738. There is a considerably confusion between the various homonyms: both Jean-Baptiste Guélard and Antoine Guélard were active printmakers in Paris c. 1730-50. Jean-Baptiste published a lavishly illustrated ‘Description abrégée des principeaux arts et métiers’ (Paris, 1743). He engraved still-life pieces after Oudry.

Rest on the Hunt
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Rest on the Hunt

This engraving was executed after Christophe Huet. It was published in Christophe Huet, Jean Gu�lard, and Eleanor G. Hewitt: ‘Singeries, ou, Diff�rentes actions de la vie humaine represent�e par des singes’ (Paris, 1750).

The Sculptor
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The Sculptor

This engraving was executed after Christophe Huet. It was published in Christophe Huet, Jean Gu�lard, and Eleanor G. Hewitt: ‘Singeries, ou, Diff�rentes actions de la vie humaine represent�e par des singes’ (Paris, 1750).

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