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Sébastien Bourdon
1616–1671
(b Montpellier, 2 Feb. 1616; d Paris, 8 May 1671). French painter. From about 1634 to 1637 he lived in Rome, where he worked for a picture dealer and developed a talent for imitating the work of other artists—Claude, Dughet, van Laer—sometimes probably with intent to deceive.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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Self Portrait 18th C Victoria and Albert Museum
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A Brawl in a Guard-Room c.1640s Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Bacchus and Ceres with Nymphs and Satyrs Walker Art Gallery
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The Return of the Ark 1659 The National Gallery, London
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Young Knight Holding Insignia c.1700 Museum of the Order of St John
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Classical Ruins with Figures c.1634–1637 The Fitzwilliam Museum
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A Classical Landscape: Afternoon 1800 National Trust, Nostell Priory
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The Judgement of Midas 1634–1637 National Trust, Kingston Lacy
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The Rape of Europa 1634–1637 National Trust, Kingston Lacy
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Moses Striking the Rock Norfolk Museums Service
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A Bandits' Cave c.1634–1637 The Fitzwilliam Museum
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A Classical Landscape: Morning 1800 National Trust, Nostell Priory
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The Selling of Joseph by His Brothers c.1640 National Trust, Petworth House
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Interior of an Inn c.1640 National Galleries of Scotland, Scottish National Gallery
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Classical Landscape The Fitzwilliam Museum
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A Classical Landscape: Noon 1800 National Trust, Nostell Priory
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Jacob's Journey and the Pillar of Bethel c.1640 Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
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A Classical Landscape: Evening 1800 National Trust, Nostell Priory