Gaspard Dughet is a French painter who was born and lived in XVIIth century Rome, famous fo his landscapes, pupil and brother-in-law of Nicolas Poussin. Further information →
Marie-Nicole Boisclair, Éditions Arthena, Association pour la diffusion de l’Histoire de l’Art [Association for the diffusion of the history of art], 1986 Preface by Jacques Thuillier “This is the first book dedicated to Gaspard Dughet, one of the greatest landscape artists of the 17th century. Or rather the first work which dares to study his … Continue reading Gaspard Dughet – His life and work (1615-1675)
Catalogue of the exhibition at the Kenwood House of Hampstead, London, Published by the Greater London Council (GLC), 1980 A French Landscape painter in 17th century Rome and his influence on British art. “The brother-in-law of the great classical painter Nicholas Poussin, he was with Claude Lorrain the other member of that triumvirat of Frenchmen … Continue reading Gaspard Dughet called Gaspar Poussin 1615-75
The painting by Gaspard Dughet which corresponds to this engraving, which is today on display in the National Gallery in London, is thought to have belonged to Prince Lorenzo Onofrio Colonna. Below are the details of the engraving: Another engraving of the Landscape with Abraham and Isaac, by John Pye : Below are the details … Continue reading Landscape with Abraham and Isaac (1665)
Landscape engraved by Lemercier. Another engraving was executed by Jean Baptiste Claude Chatelain in 1742, viewable on the British Museum website, with this description: “Landscape with two figures in the foreground, with one walking on a road and waving to a man lying by the roadside, at left; beyond woodland on the left, and river … Continue reading Landscape with the Basilica of St John Lateran
Gaspard Dughet’s landscape represented by this engraving, which was associated for a long time with Arricia near Rome, but which actually represents the area surrounding Tivoli, is on display at the National Gallery in London.