Neoclassicist, one artist at a time
100 Famous Neoclassicist 아티스트 Who Shaped the Movement
자크루이 다비드 (1748–1825) is the most famous Neoclassicist 아티스트, whose singular vision gave us 소크라테스의 죽음, 메트로폴리탄 뉴욕 및 호라티우스 형제들의 맹세. Next stand 장오귀스트도미니크 앵그르, 엘리자베스 루이 비제 르 브룅, 조슈아 레이놀즈 및 안토니오 카노바. These 100 아티스트, from 조나단 리처드슨 더 엘더 (born 1667) to 허버트 제임스 드레이퍼 (born 1863), came from 19 countries.
Our selection. Artists whose works our catalogue attaches to Neoclassicist, in the order of our fame ranking. Artists born after 1955 with no Wikidata identifier stay out until verified. The Wikipedia figure counts our 32 languages with an article on the artist.
In brief
Neoclassicist in brief
- 100아티스트
- 1667–1863출생 연도
- 19출생 국가
- 5여성
- 15,323카탈로그 내 작품들
- 주요 작품을 가장 많이 보유한 미술관
- 메트로폴리탄 미술관 (18), 루브르 박물관 (17), 예일 영국 미술관 (8), 에르미타주 박물관 (7)
- 이 리스트의 여성 아티스트들
- 엘리자베스 루이 비제 르 브룅, 앙겔리카 카우프만, Adélaïde Labille-Guiard, Marguerite Gérard, 세라 굿리지
One artist at a time
100 Neoclassicist 아티스트 and their signature works
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카를 브률로프 1799–1852
Born in 상트페테르부르크 Wikipedia in 27/32 languages
“차르 살해 장면” (1827) – 초기 역사화로, 뛰어난 서사적 기량을 보여줍니다. “성묘 방어” (1846) - 감정과 역사적 사실의 균형을 잘 맞춘 작품입니다. "율리아 파블로브나 사모일로바 공주, 입양딸 아마실리아 파치니와 함께 무도회장에서 퇴장" (1832) – 그의 뛰어난 초상화 기량을 보여주는 아름다운 작품입니다.
Signature works · The 100 signature works
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위베르 로베르 1733–1808
프랑스 Born in 파리 낭만주의, 신고전주의 Wikipedia in 21/32 languages
The Ponte Solario, National Gallery of Art, Washington. The Old Bridge, National Gallery of Art, Washington.
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Adélaïde Labille-Guiard 1749–1803
French Born in Paris Rococo to Neoclassicism Wikipedia in 20/32 languages
Adélaïde Labille-Guiard (1749–1803) stands as a remarkable figure in the history of French art, not merely for her exquisite portraits but also for her courageous challenge to the restrictive conventions that governed women’s roles within the artistic world. She defied societal expectations, navigated institutional barriers, and ultimately paved the way for future generations of female painters.
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요한 하인리히 빌헬름 티슈바인 1751–1829
영국 Born in 하이나 영국 학파; 도덕적 및 풍자적 판화/회화
AllPaintingsStore에서 티슈바인의 작품 보기: [https://AllPaintingsStore.com/@/johann heinrich wilhelm tischbein](https://AllPaintingsStore.com/@/johann heinrich wilhelm tischbein). 뮌헨 샤크갤러리 탐색하기: /en/art/show/art-d3bffr-en/.
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John Ramage 1748–1802
Irish-American Born in Dublin Portrait Miniatures
On October 24, 1802, John Ramage died in Montreal, receiving a burial that was, sadly, reflective of his isolation and diminished circumstances.
Signature works · The 100 signature works
William Cheselden (1688–1752)
Sir Nathaniel Curzon (1676–1758), 4th Bt Curzon, with His Wife, Mary Assheton (1695–1776), Lady Curzon, and Their Son Nathaniel (1726–1804), Later Nathaniel Curzon, 1st Baron Scarsdale, with Their Dead Son John Curzon (1719–1720), in the Clouds above
Portrait of a Sea Officer- 89All 89 works by 조나단 리처드슨 더 엘더
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Marguerite Gérard 1761–1837
French Born in Grasse Genre painting, Rococo Wikipedia in 15/32 languages
Marguerite quickly became an unofficial apprentice, initially honing her skills by studying Fragonard’s drawings and creating etchings based on his work. Historians believe she was the primary artist behind five of these works, with Fragonard likely offering guidance or producing duplicates for instructional purposes. Her style reveals a clear debt to 17th-century Dutch masters like Gerard ter Borch and Gabriel Metsu, artists renowned for their meticulous attention to detail, subtle use of light, and finely blended brushstrokes.
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Gavin Hamilton 1723–1798
Scottish Born in Lanarkshire Neoclassical Wikipedia in 10/32 languages
Among his most celebrated contributions to the art world are masterpieces that continue to captivate audiences with their dramatic intensity: The Oath of Brutus: A cornerstone of Neoclassical painting, this work depicts a pivotal moment of Roman civic duty, utilizing vibrant color and meticulous detail to convey the weight of political sacrifice. This environment fostered a deep connection to the theories of Johann Joachim Winckelmann, whose veneration of idealized beauty and noble simplicity became the guiding light for Hamilton’s brush.
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장바티스트 이자베 1767–1855
French Born in 낭시 First Empire, Restoration, Portraiture Wikipedia in 17/32 languages
While his large-scale compositions commanded attention, Isabey achieved unparalleled renown through his mastery of the miniature. Whether working on a tiny head for a breast-pin or a sweeping portrait of an Emperor, his technique balanced grandeur with meticulous precision. Isabey's influence extended through his family and his studio, leaving behind a legacy that touched upon many facets of French art: Artistic Lineage: He mentored and influenced subsequent generations, including his son, Eugène Louis Gabriel Isabey, who became a notable Romantic painter.
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프랑수아 마리우스 그라네 1775–1849
프랑스 Born in 엑상프로방스 톤 페인팅 (Tonal Painting) Wikipedia in 12/32 languages
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레무엘 프랜시스 애벗 1760–1802
English Born in 레스터셔주 Portrait painting Wikipedia in 13/32 languages
Beyond his celebrated depiction of Nelson, Abbott’s portfolio serves as a window into the social and intellectual fabric of his time. He was a sought-after portraitist for a diverse array of luminaries, ranging from the scientific brilliance of astronomer Sir William Herschel to the literary and naval elite. This skill is perhaps most famously realized in his portrait of Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson.
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세라 굿리지 1788–1853
American Born in Templeton Portrait miniatures Wikipedia in 14/32 languages
Sarah Goodridge (1788–1853) was not merely a painter; she was a pioneer who navigated the rigid social constraints of her era to become one of the most accomplished miniaturists of her time.
Signature works · The 100 signature works
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Étienne Maurice Falconet 1716–1791
French Born in Paris Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassical
His ability to master both the massive and the miniature is reflected in a diverse body of work that includes: Pygmalion and Galatea: A stunning marble sculpture capturing the mythical moment Aphrodite breathes life into stone, embodying the essence of artistic creation.
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Alexandre Denis Abel de Pujol 1825–1861
French Neoclassical
From David, Pujol inherited far more than mere technical prowess; he absorbed a commitment to the dramatic power of historical narrative and a meticulous attention to detail. His stylistic language became one of clarity, balance, and idealized figures, all imbued with a deep sense of moral significance that would define his approach to the monumental canvases of his era. As a member of the prestigious Institut de France and an officer of the Légion d'honneur, he stood at the pinnacle of his profession, recognized for his contributions to the national identity of France.
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Benjamin Wilson 1721–1788
British Born in Leeds Neoclassical Portraiture Wikipedia in 14/32 languages
The breadth of Wilson's contributions to British art remains a cornerstone of eighteenth-century history. Beyond his individual paintings, Wilson's significance lies in his role as a bridge between eras. His formative years were marked by an encounter with the opulent decorations of Jacques Parmentier at Leeds Grammar School, a moment that ignited a lifelong passion for the visual arts.
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Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller 1751–1811
Swedish Born in Stockholm Neoclassical Painting Wikipedia in 10/32 languages
Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller (1751-1811) stands as a pivotal figure in Swedish art history, recognized primarily for his elegant portraits—particularly those depicting royalty—and his groundbreaking exploration of female nudes within the burgeoning neoclassical movement.
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Georges Rouget 1783–1869
French Neoclassical
While he may not have shared the singular, household fame of David or Ingres, Rouget’s presence in the annals of French art is undeniable.
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Jean Baptiste Ii Lemoyne 1704–1778
Born in Paris
A notable event illustrating this dynamic occurred at the Salon of 1750, where Lemoyne exhibited a pastel portrait of La Tour, only to find La Tour exhibiting his own self-portrait – perhaps a deliberate demonstration of artistic superiority. Early Influences: Laurent Cars (engraving), Gabriel Huquier (printselling).
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Charles Lock Eastlake 1793–1865
British Born in Plymouth Neoclassical, Romanticism Wikipedia in 11/32 languages
Born in the coastal reaches of Plymouth, Sir Charles Lock Eastlake was a man whose life was an intricate tapestry of artistic creation and scholarly devotion. As the son of an Admiralty lawyer, his early years were steeped in the traditions of England, yet his spirit wandered toward the sublime landscapes of the Mediterranean.
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루이 에르상 1777–1860
French Born in 파리 Neoclassicism Wikipedia in 14/32 languages
Hersent's work embodies the core tenets of Neoclassicism: a reverence for antiquity, an emphasis on order and reason, and a commitment to technical precision. Paintings like The Duc D'Orléans, Duke Of Chartres And Nemours, exemplify this approach, presenting a commanding figure radiating both power and refinement. Born in Paris in 1777, Hersent’s artistic journey unfolded against a backdrop of revolutionary upheaval and imperial grandeur, ultimately solidifying his place as a master of Neoclassical portraiture and historical painting.
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Neoclassicist through its signature works
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Figures
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Every name
List of 100 famous Neoclassicist 아티스트, every name
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자크루이 다비드프랑스 · 1748–1825 - 2
장오귀스트도미니크 앵그르프랑스 · 1780–1867 - 3
엘리자베스 루이 비제 르 브룅프랑스 · 1755–1842 - 4
조슈아 레이놀즈영국 · 1723–1792 - 5
안토니오 카노바이탈리아 · 1757–1822 - 6
안톤 라파엘 멩스독일-보헤미아 · 1728–1779 - 7
앙겔리카 카우프만스위스 · 1741–1807 - 8
앙투안장 그로프랑스 · 1771–1835 - 9
베르텔 토르발센1770–1844 - 10
안루이 지로데 드 루시트리오종프랑스인 · 1767–1824 - 11
토머스 로렌스 경영국인 · 1769–1830 - 12
존 싱글턴 코플리미국 태생 영국인 · 1738–1815 - 13
벤자민 웨스트미국인 · 1738–1820 - 14
로버트 애덤스코틀랜드 · 1728–1792 - 15
폼페오 바토니이탈리아 · 1708–1787 - 16
길버트 스튜어트미국인 · 1755–1828 - 17
카를 프리드리히 싱켈프로이센 · 1781–1841 - 18
조지 롬니영국 · 1734–1802 - 19
조제프 마리 비엔스페인 · 1716–1809 - 20
카를 브률로프1799–1852 - 21
위베르 로베르프랑스 · 1733–1808 - 22
프랑수아 제라르프랑스 · 1770–1837 - 23
피에르나르시스 게랭프랑스 · 1774–1833 - 24
존 트럼불미국인 · 1756–1843 - 25
새뮤얼 모스미국인 · 1791–1872 - 26
찰스 윌슨 필미국인 · 1741–1827 - 27
피에르폴 프뤼동프랑스 · 1758–1823 - 28
헨리 레이번스코틀랜드인 · 1756–1823 - 29
크리스토퍼 빌헬름 에커스베르그덴마크 · 1783–1853 - 30
니콜라이 아빌고르덴마크 · 1743–1809 - 31
조제프 시프레 뒤플레시프랑스 · 1725–1802 - 32
존 윌리엄 고드워드1861–1922 - 33
요한 조파니독일 · 1733–1810 - 34
안젤름 파이어바흐독일 · 1829–1880 - 35
마르첼로 바차렐리이탈리아 · 1731–1818 - 36
요제프 카를 슈틸러독일 · 1781–1858 - 37
프랑수아앙드레 뱅상프랑스 · 1746–1816 - 38
카를 베르네프랑스 · 1758–1836 - 39
장-바티스트 르니요영국 · 1754–1829 - 40
윌리엄 솔터영국 · 1804–1875 - 41
루이레오폴 부알리프랑스 · 1761–1845 - 42
토머스 설리영국-미국 이중 국적 · 1783–1872 - 43
렘브란트 피일미국인 · 1778–1860 - 44
허버트 제임스 드레이퍼영국 · 1863–1920 - 45
요제프 안톤 코흐오스트리아 · 1768–1839 - 46
장-앙투안 우동프랑스인 · 1741–1828 - 47
윌리엄 비치영국 · 1753–1839 - 48
Adélaïde Labille-GuiardFrench · 1749–1803 - 49
요한 하인리히 빌헬름 티슈바인영국 · 1751–1829 - 50
John RamageIrish-American · 1748–1802 - 51
기욤 기용레티에르프랑스 · 1760–1832 - 52
안드레아 아피아니이탈리아 · 1754–1817 - 53
데이비드 앨런스코틀랜드 · 1744–1796 - 54
이폴리트 플랑드랭프랑스 · 1809–1864 - 55
존 호프너영국 · 1758–1810 - 56
존 러셀호주인 · 1858–1930 - 57
조나단 리처드슨 더 엘더영국 · 1667–1745 - 58
자크 로랑 아가세스위스 · 1767–1849 - 59
안톤 그라프스위스 · 1736–1813 - 60
표도르 알렉세예프러시아 · 1755–1824 - 61
장 바티스트 피갈프랑스 · 1725–1805 - 62
오귀스트 쿠데프랑스 · 1789–1873 - 63
조반니 바티스타 피라네시이탈리아인 · 1720–1778 - 64
Marguerite GérardFrench · 1761–1837 - 65
루이 장 프랑수아 라그레네프랑스인 · 1756–1827 - 66
요한 게오르크 에들링거오스트리아 · 1741–1819 - 67
토마스 허드슨1701–1779 - 68
폴 샌드비영국 · 1798–1863 - 69
표도르 로코토프1730–1808 - 70
Gavin HamiltonScottish · 1723–1798 - 71
조제프 브누아 쉬베덴마크 · 1743–1807 - 72
토마스 필립스영국인 · 1770–1845 - 73
안젤름 프리드리히 포이어바흐독일 · 1829–1880 - 74
장바티스트 이자베French · 1767–1855 - 75
옌스 율영국 · 1745–1802 - 76
요한 바프티스트 폰 람피 1세오스트리아-이탈리아 · 1751–1830 - 77
프랑수아 마리우스 그라네프랑스 · 1775–1849 - 78
빈첸초 카무치니이탈리아 · 1771–1844 - 79
레무엘 프랜시스 애벗English · 1760–1802 - 80
세라 굿리지American · 1788–1853 - 81
Étienne Maurice FalconetFrench · 1716–1791 - 82
조지 도영국 · 1781–1829 - 83
Alexandre Denis Abel de PujolFrench · 1825–1861 - 84
얀 아담 크루세만네덜란드 · 1804–1862 - 85
Benjamin WilsonBritish · 1721–1788 - 86
Adolf Ulrik WertmüllerSwedish · 1751–1811 - 87
Georges RougetFrench · 1783–1869 - 88
마시모 타파렐리 다제글리오이탈리아 · 1798–1866 - 89
프란시스코 바예우 이 수비아스스페인 · 1734–1795 - 90
윌리엄 헨리 파인영국 · 1769–1843 - 91
서 마틴 아처 쉬아일랜드인 · 1769–1850 - 92
Jean Baptiste Ii Lemoyne1704–1778 - 93
Charles Lock EastlakeBritish · 1793–1865 - 94
알베르 에르네스트 카리에 벨뢰스프랑스 · 1824–1887 - 95
윌리엄 해밀턴영국 · 1751–1801 - 96
루이 에르상French · 1777–1860 - 97
아우구스투스 세인트-고든스아일랜드계 미국인 · 1848–1907 - 98
제임스 배리아일랜드인 · 1799–1865 - 99
제임스 필미국인 · 1749–1831 - 100
샤를 메니에프랑스 · 1763–1832
Questions
Your questions
Which Neoclassicist 아티스트 is the most famous?
First place goes to 자크루이 다비드 (#1); 장오귀스트도미니크 앵그르 (#2) and 엘리자베스 루이 비제 르 브룅 (#3) complete the podium.
Who are the 5 most famous Neoclassicist 아티스트?
자크루이 다비드 (#1), 장오귀스트도미니크 앵그르 (#2), 엘리자베스 루이 비제 르 브룅 (#3), 조슈아 레이놀즈 (#4) 및 안토니오 카노바 (#5).
Where were most Neoclassicist 아티스트 born?
프랑스: 24 of the 100 아티스트 in this list were born there, then 영국 (21) 및 이탈리아 (9).
Who are the most famous female Neoclassicist 아티스트?
This list includes 5 women: 엘리자베스 루이 비제 르 브룅 (#3), 앙겔리카 카우프만 (#7), Adélaïde Labille-Guiard (#48), Marguerite Gérard (#64) 및 세라 굿리지 (#80).
Who was the first Neoclassicist 아티스트?
The earliest-born 아티스트 in this list is 조나단 리처드슨 더 엘더 (#57), born in 1667.
Who are the most famous Neoclassicist 아티스트 from 영국?
Who are the most famous Neoclassicist 아티스트 from 프랑스?
The highest-ranked 아티스트 born in 프랑스 are 자크루이 다비드 (#1), 장오귀스트도미니크 앵그르 (#2), 엘리자베스 루이 비제 르 브룅 (#3), 앙투안장 그로 (#8) 및 안루이 지로데 드 루시트리오종 (#10).
In which period did Neoclassicist art flourish?
Most 아티스트 in this list were born in the 18th 세기 (88 of 100), between 1667 and 1863 overall.
Which city was home to the most Neoclassicist 아티스트?
파리: 10 of the 아티스트 in this list were born there.
Where are the great works of Neoclassicist art today?
The museums holding the most key works of this list are 메트로폴리탄 미술관 (18), 루브르 박물관 (17) 및 예일 영국 미술관 (8).
Where can I see more works by these 아티스트?
Our catalogue holds 15,323 works by these 아티스트.
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