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Landscape with ruins, Jacques-Nicolas JULLIART (1715-1790)
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Attributed to Nicolas Julliard 1715-1790
Landscape with ruins
Oil on canvas
58 x 45 cm without frame
In the foreground a young woman milks her goats while a shepherd watches over his small flock. A beautiful, soft and enveloping atmosphere of late autumn attracts us and draws our gaze towards this little house perched in the tree.
After training at the Royal Academy, Jacques-Nicolas Julliart became Boucher's student. It was with him that he learned the decorative arts a few years later. He quickly specialized in landscape painting and left for Italy in 1749 where he painted the View of Frascati.
Back in France, he worked for the Beauvais factory, painting preparatory cartoons for tapestries. His work earned him the appointment of painter to the King of the Felletin and Aubusson factories.
In 1759 he was received into the Royal Academy on presentation of “Landscape, Sunrise”, kept at the Tours museum.
Very present at the Salon between 1755 and 1785, his paintings were highly sought after.

In the foreground a young woman milks her goats while a shepherd watches over his small flock. A beautiful, soft and enveloping atmosphere of late autumn attracts us and draws our gaze towards this little house perched in the tree.
After training at the Royal Academy, Jacques-Nicolas Julliart became Boucher's student. It was with him that he learned the decorative arts a few years later. He quickly specialized in landscape painting and left for Italy in 1749 where he painted the View of Frascati.
Back in France, he worked for the Beauvais factory, painting preparatory cartoons for tapestries. His work earned him the appointment of painter to the King of the Felletin and Aubusson factories.
In 1759 he was received into the Royal Academy on presentation of “Landscape, Sunrise”, kept at the Tours museum.
Very present at the Salon between 1755 and 1785, his paintings were highly sought after.
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