Eos Histrio (Jacques Barraband)

Jacques Barraband (1767–1809) made Eos Histrio.

Eos Histrio by Jacques Barraband
Eos Histrio by Jacques Barraband. Public domain.

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Eos Histrio, in brief

Title
Eos Histrio
Artist
Jacques Barraband (1767–1809)
Artist born in
Aubusson, France

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Is "Eos Histrio" by Jacques Barraband in the public domain?

The copyright answer for "Eos Histrio" by Jacques Barraband: the work is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This determines whether reproductions of the image may be freely made.

Who created "Eos Histrio"?

"Eos Histrio" was created by Jacques Barraband. The information on this page describes Jacques Barraband's original work.

Why is the copyright status of "Eos Histrio" what it is?

"Eos Histrio" by Jacques Barraband is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1809.

About the artist, Jacques Barraband

Jacques Barraband

1767–1809, France

Jacques Barraband

A Life Dedicated to Feather and Bloom: The World of Jacques Barraband Jacques Barraband, a name perhaps unfamiliar to many yet synonymous with breathtaking accuracy in the depiction of avian life, flourished during a pivotal period in natural history illustration. Born in Aubusson, France, around 1767 or 1768 – records indicate his baptism on August 31st, 1768 – Barraband’s artistic journey began not amidst scientific fervor but within the established tradition of tapestry weaving. His father, a craftsman at the renowned Aubusson factory, instilled in him an early appreciation for meticulous detail and vibrant color, skills that would later define his legacy. Though briefly engaged in the family trade after initial studies at the local school – an institution celebrated for nurturing talents like Francis Roby de Faureix and Etienne de la Seiglière de la Cour – Barraband’s ambition led him to Paris, seeking broader artistic horizons.

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