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Pointel (French pronunciation: [pwɛ̃tɛl] ) is a
commune in the Orne
department in north-western France. The
commune is made up of the
following collection...
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feminist and
socialist was born here. Charles-Philippe de Chennevières-
Pointel – (1820–1899) a
French writer and art
historian was born here.
Louis Alphonse...
- Charles-Philippe,
marquis de Chennevières-
Pointel,
known as Jean de
Falaise (23 July 1820,
Falaise – 1
April 1899) was a
French writer and art historian...
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Several engravings were
produced of the work. It was
commissioned by Jean
Pointel, a
banker from Lyon and a
close friend and
faithful patron of Poussin,...
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dating to c.1647–1649,
commissioned by silk
merchant and
banker Jean
Pointel and is now in the Louvre.
Another similar version is at the Fitzwilliam...
- Abrégé de la Vie de
Hyacinthe Rigaud. Charles-Philippe de Chennevières-
Pointel 1854, p. 118. sfn error: no target: CITEREFCharles-Philippe_de_Chennevières-Pointel1854...
- this work for his
longtime friend and
patron Jean
Pointel, who was a rich
banker in Paris.
Pointel also was a
member of the libertines,[clarification...
- and 10 free men.
After 1066 it was
acquired by a
Norman called Tedric Pointel of
Coggeshall whose overlord was
Ralph Baynard. Historically, it has benefited...
- self-portrait by
Nicolas Poussin,
painted in 1649 and
dedicated to his
patron Jean
Pointel. It is
signed "Nicolaus
Poussinus Andelyensis Academicus Rom**** Primus...
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major influence on Le Brun's style. In 1647, his
patrons Chantelou and
Pointel requested portraits of Poussin. He
responded by
making two self-portraits...
