Who painted Philippe Thibaud?

Philippe Thibaud was painted by Claude Mellan in 1638.

Where can I see Philippe Thibaud?

Philippe Thibaud is held by National Gallery of Art.

What movement is Philippe Thibaud?

Philippe Thibaud is associated with Baroque.

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Artwork

Philippe Thibaud

Claude Mellan , 1638

Philippe Thibaud is an ink print by the Baroque artist Claude Mellan. It dates from 1638 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.

Inscription: Inscribed:across top in plate: R. adm. P. Philippus Theobaldus, / vere' alter Elias, codem accensus / zelo, laboribus vix impar.; across bottom in plate: Quod in Syria ille instituit: in Gal lia / hic restituit. Eliae folo exista diffimilis; / nam is viuit mortalis Philippus jm= / mortalis a b Ann 1638 aetat. 63. / CM; by later hands, cCv//in graphite: 41109 / Car; lRv//in graphite: L(Carme) / 6296

About this work

Overview

This print is an engraving on laid paper created by Claude Mellan in 1638, titled 'Philippe Thibaud'.

Subject & Meaning

The engraving is a portrait of a man, Philippe Thibaud, depicted with a serious expression, curly hair, and formal attire including a dark hat and high collar, set against a plain oval background.

Technique & Style

Mellan achieved shading and depth in the portrait through the use of finely varied lines. The texture of the laid paper adds to the overall effect, giving the print a characteristic aged appearance.