When did Dominic Serres live?

Dominic Serres lived from 1722 to 1793.

What movement was Dominic Serres part of?

Dominic Serres was part of the Rococo painting and Romanticism movements.

Where can I see paintings by Dominic Serres?

Paintings by Dominic Serres are held by Victoria and Albert Museum and Fitzwilliam Museum.

Dominic Serres · Paintings, Biography & Famous Works

French, 1722–1793

Dominic Serres was a French Rococo painting artist. 10 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum. Dominic Serres was born in Auch.

Dominic Serres (born Dominique Serres; c. 1722 – 4 November 1793) was a French-born British painter who specialised in marine art. He co-founded the Royal Academy (RA) in 1768, and served as the RA's librarian from 1792 until his death.

Works by Dominic Serres

Ships in a Gale
British men-of-war at anchor in Blackwall Reach
Seashore with fishing vessels at anchor
Man-o'-war
The exchange at Waterford
Mountainous Landscape with Figures
Near Totnes, Devonshire
Battle of Cape St. Vincent, Sir John Jervis raking the Spanish Vice-Admiral's ship
Village on the seashore
Battle of Cape St. Vincent, Commodore Nelson capturing the San Nicholas and San Josef

Collections represented

Museum

Victoria and Albert Museum

9 works at Victoria and Albert Museum

Museum

Fitzwilliam Museum

1 work at Fitzwilliam Museum

Works by Dominic Serres

Collections represented

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