Who painted Singerie with Four Vignettes of Dogs Hunting?

Singerie with Four Vignettes of Dogs Hunting was painted by Gilles Demarteau the Elder in 1773.

Where can I see Singerie with Four Vignettes of Dogs Hunting?

Singerie with Four Vignettes of Dogs Hunting is held by National Gallery of Art.

What movement is Singerie with Four Vignettes of Dogs Hunting?

Singerie with Four Vignettes of Dogs Hunting is associated with Baroque.

Can I buy a print of Singerie with Four Vignettes of Dogs Hunting?

Museum-quality prints of Singerie with Four Vignettes of Dogs Hunting are available made-to-order from Artifact World Gallery.

Artwork

Singerie with Four Vignettes of Dogs Hunting

Gilles Demarteau the Elder , 1773

Singerie with Four Vignettes of Dogs Hunting is a chalk print by the Baroque artist Gilles Demarteau the Elder. It dates from 1773 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.

Inscription: Inscribed:lower left in plate: J. B. Hüet f. 1773, Demarteau sculp.; lower center in plate: A Paris chés Demarteau Graveur du Roi, rue de la Pelterie a la Cloche; lower right in plate: No. 381

About this work

Overview

Singerie with Four Vignettes of Dogs Hunting is a 1773 print by Gilles Demarteau the Elder, created using etching and chalk manner techniques.

Subject & Meaning

The print features a central scene of two boys at play in a forest, surrounded by four vignettes depicting dogs hunting in various settings, showcasing different poses and environments.

Technique & Style

The etching is printed in brown-red ink, with chalk manner printing adding depth and texture. The contrast between the light beige background and the darker tones of the etching enhances the overall visual effect.