- Hubert-François Bourguignon,
commonly known as
Gravelot (26
March 1699 – 20
April 1773), was a
French engraver, a
famous book illustrator,
designer and...
- Haaretz.
Archived from the
original on
January 26, 2024. Po****e, Richard;
Gravelot,
Hubert François; Grignion,
Charles (1743). A
description of the East,...
- in 1740 to
study art in London,
where he
trained under engraver Hubert Gravelot but
became ****ociated with
William Hogarth and his school. He ****isted...
-
Gravelot illustration of
Aaron cutting off Titus's hand in Act 3,
Scene 1;
engraved by
Gerard Van der
Gucht (1740)...
- in the play –
Aaron cuts off Titus' hand
whilst the
already handless Lavinia looks on;
Gravelot illustration,
engraved by
Gerard Van der
Gucht (1740)...
-
after an
apprenticeship in
London with the
French artist Hubert-François
Gravelot, from whom he
learnt the
French rococo style. There, he also
picked up...
- and was
miraculously delivered.” See
Richard Po****e;
Hubert François
Gravelot;
Charles Grignion, A
description of the East, and some
other countries...
- and
printed in
London (1736), with a
frontispiece by Hubert-François
Gravelot (engraver
Bernard Baron); it was
reissued in 1747. In his old age King...
- Hanover".
Consul of Monaco. 3
October 2010.
Retrieved 19 May 2020. "ANGE
GRAVELOT : « La
France des
Talents et des
Couleurs a pour
objectif de prévenir et...
-
English innovations in art". The French-born
engraver Hubert-François
Gravelot, in
London from 1732 to 1745, was a key
figure in
importing Rococo taste...
