Artist
Claude Gillot

French, 1673–1722
Claude Gillot was a French Baroque artist. 23 works are cataloged here, principally at National Gallery of Art. Claude Gillot was born in Langres.
Claude Gillot (April 27, 1673 – May 4, 1722) was a French painter, printmaker, and illustrator, best known as the master of Watteau and Lancret.
Works by Claude Gillot
The Triumph of Marriage
A Performance by the Commedia dell'Arte
Studies of Ornament and Architecture
Scene from "The Tomb of Master André"
Fox preaching to birds
Feste de Diane, Troublee par des Satyres (Feast of Diana Disrupted by Satyrs)
Feste de Bacchus, celebree par des Satyres et des Bacchantes (Feast of Bacchus Celeb rated by Satyrs and Bacchanales)
Feste du Dieu Pan, celebree par des Sylvains et des Nymphes (Feast of the God Pan Celebrated by Sylvans and Nymphs)
La Naissance (Birth)
L'Education (Education)
Le Mariage (Marriage)
Les Obseques (The Funeral Rites)
Six Studies of Commedia dell'Arte Actors: Polchinelle, Columbine, Pierrot, a Captain, Harlequin "en femme," and Scaramouche
Four Commedia dell'Arte Figures: Harlequin "en femme," Mezzetin(?), Scaramouche, and Harlequin
Peasant Musicians and Dancers
Four Singing Commedia Dell'Arte Characters
Four Actresses in Theatrical Costume
Seated Male Nude
The Four Festivals: Festival of Bacchus
The Four Festivals
The Four Festivals: Festival of Diana
The Four Festivals: Festival of the God Pan
The Four Festivals: Festival of Faune
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