Antoine Louis Romanet Swedish Wildlife Painter leaving behind an extensive body

leaving behind an extensive body of lithographic work that continues to be valued by collectors and scholars

including solo shows at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and Waddington Galleries

Dimensions: 71 x 59 cm / 28 x 23¼ in (canvas)

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Thomas Rowlandson died in London in 1827

Antoine Louis Romanet Swedish Wildlife Painter leaving behind an extensive bodyAbout the Etching This original 1776 etching presents a bust portrait of Antoine Court de Gbelin (1725 1784), a prominent French Protestant theologian, mythologist, and grammarian. Created by Antoine Louis Romanet, the portrait captures the intellectual gravitas of one of the 18th century's most influential scholars during the height of his career. The inscription at the bottom indicates the work was produced in Paris, near the Jacobins convent on Rue