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Jean-Baptiste Siméon Chardin is considered the most prominent French genre and still-life painters of the 18th century.
Born on November 02, 1699 in Paris.
Died on December 06, 1779 in Paris.
Jean-Baptiste Siméon Chardin's work mainly consists of genre pictures and still lifes. As an acknowledged animal and fruit painter at the Académie Royale, he was considered a master of his genre. In addition, his figurative works that were inspired by David Teniers and Gerard Dou impress by their finely graded colors and the inner tranquility of his figures that were captured during every-day activities. For the painters of Impressionists, he mainly gained importance again through his still lifes.

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The Draughtsman

The Dressing Table

The Embroidere

The Fast Day Meal

The Game of Billiards

The Governess

The House of Cards

The Laundress

The Prayer before Meal

The Ray

The Scullery Maid

The Silver Cup

The Silver Goblet

The Silver Tureen

The Soap Bubble

The Student Drawing

The Teacher

Water Glass and Jug

Wild Duck with a Seville Orange

Wild Duck with Olive Jar

Woman at the Water Cistern

Young Man with a Violin (Charles Godefroy)

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Jean Simeon Chardin - paintings