A Life of Art and Architecture
Jean Delamonce was a French painter and architect born in Paris. His diverse career saw him working as a portraitist, illustrator, and draftsperson. During his time in Chambéry, he produced significant works, including a large oblong painting of Moses giving the laws for a Senate room. His artistic output in the region included allegorical paintings for the alcove and nuptial bed of the marriage between the Duke of Savoy, Charles-Emmanuel II, and Mademoiselle de Valois, created under the direction of Father Ménestrier. He also contributed drawings for various publications and religious works, such as the decoration of the church of the Visitation of Sainte-Marie.
Courtly Service and Lyon
Delamonce served as a court painter to the Elector of Bavaria, Ferdinand-Marie, in Munich. During this period, he was responsible for paintings within the royal castle and produced a portrait of Henriette-Adélaïde. Following his time at court, he moved to Lyon, where his work expanded into architectural endeavors. His contributions to the city included:
In addition to his architectural work, he provided drawings for historical and civil publications regarding the city of Lyon and its ancient columns.
Vraag en antwoord
Waar komt Jean Delamonce vandaan?
Jean Delamonce werd geboren in France.
Is er een overzicht van alle onderwerpen die Jean Delamonce heeft geschilderd?
De Onderwerpsindex-pagina brengt de kunstwerken van Jean Delamonce in kaart op basis van onderwerp.
In welke stad en welk land is Jean Delamonce geboren?
Jean Delamonce werd geboren in Paris, in France.
In welke historische periode werkte Jean Delamonce?
Jean Delamonce werkte in de Early Modern-periode. Deze periode plaatst het oeuvre van de kunstenaar in een historisch kader.
