Artwork
Antoine Coypel and His Son
Antoine Coypel and His Son is an ink print by the Baroque artist Gaspard Duchange. It dates from 1710 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.
- Inscription
- Inscribed:below image, lower left in plate: A. Coypel pinxit.; lower right in plate: G. Duchange Sculp'.; below image, across bottom: Hanc ANTONII COYPEL et A.C. Ejus filij Effigiem, quam graphite: B6; lLv//in graphite: M. 10589; lRv//in graphite: vente a Leipzig / 9 Juin 48 (prix 2 Th) ipse A. COYPEL pinxit jussu Serenissimi / Principis PHILIPPI, LUDOVICI MAGNI fratris vnici, cujus fui t Pictor primarius A.F. Bidaud a forore / frater ari jncidi curavit, et fratri carissimo et meritissimo dicavit consecravit / Se vend a Paris chez G. Duchange rue Frementeau vis a vis la place du Louvre.; uLv//in graphite: B6; lLv//in graphite: M. 10589; lRv//in graphite: vente a Leipzig / 9 Juin 48 (prix 2 Th)
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Overview
Antoine Coypel and His Son is a print by Gaspard Duchange, created in 1710 using engraving and etching techniques on laid paper.
Subject & Meaning
The print depicts Antoine Coypel, a man in formal attire, seated with his young daughter, who holds a harp. Coypel is shown with artistic tools, leaning against a chair, amidst studio surroundings, including a large canvas.
Technique & Style
Duchange employed a combination of engraving and etching to achieve a range of tonal values, creating depth and highlighting textures. The use of varied line work and shading is characteristic of the Baroque style, which emphasized dramatic effects and detailed rendering.
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