- Artist: Patel, Pierre I, c.1605–1676 Remove
- Save search
Pierre I Patel
c.1605–1676
(b ?Picardy, ?c.1605; d Paris, 5 Aug. 1676). French landscape painter, active in Paris. He was a pupil of Vouet but worked in the manner of Claude, with whose paintings his own have sometimes been confused (although Patel's style is harder).
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
-
Italianate Landscape with a Ruined Temple Pierre I Patel (c.1605–1676)Italianate Landscape with a Ruined Temple National Trust for Scotland, The Georgian House
-
Landscape with the Rest on the Flight into Egypt 1652 Pierre I Patel (c.1605–1676)Landscape with the Rest on the Flight into Egypt 1652 The National Gallery, London
-
Classical Landscape Pierre I Patel (c.1605–1676)Classical Landscape Guernsey Museum & Art Gallery
-
Landscape in the Roman Campagna Pierre I Patel (c.1605–1676)Landscape in the Roman Campagna The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology
-
The Flight into Egypt Pierre I Patel (c.1605–1676)The Flight into Egypt Museums Sheffield
-
Landscape with Classical Ruins 1640–1645 Pierre I Patel (c.1605–1676)Landscape with Classical Ruins 1640–1645 The Fitzwilliam Museum
-
Landscape with a Capriccio of Ruins and Figures 18th C Pierre I Patel (c.1605–1676) (after)Landscape with a Capriccio of Ruins and Figures 18th C National Trust, Wallington
-
Landscape with Classical Ruins c.1650–1655 Pierre I Patel (c.1605–1676) (style of)Landscape with Classical Ruins c.1650–1655 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
.jpg)