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Louis Laguerre
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Louis Laguerre was a French decorative painter mainly working in England.
Psyche Giving Gifts to her Sisters, 1700-1720, Louis Laguerre, V&A Museum no. 727-1877
Psyche Giving Gifts to her Sisters, 1700-1720, Louis Laguerre, V&A Museum no. 727-1877
Christ rising into Heaven, c.1688-1693 - Chapel, Chatsworth House
Christ rising into Heaven, c.1688-1693 - Chapel, Chatsworth House
File:Christ healing the Sick, c.1688-1693 - Chapel, Chatsworth House
File:Christ healing the Sick, c.1688-1693 - Chapel, Chatsworth House
An Assembly of the Gods, c.1688-1693 - State Drawing Room, Chatsworth House
An Assembly of the Gods, c.1688-1693 - State Drawing Room, Chatsworth House
Antonio Verrio
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Antonio Verrio was an Italian painter. He was responsible for introducing Baroque mural painting into England and served the Crown over a thirty-year period.
Self-portrait of Antonio Verrio circa 1705/6
Self-portrait of Antonio Verrio circa 1705/6
La Transverbération de sainte Thérèse Church Saint-Exupère in Toulouse
La Transverbération de sainte Thérèse Church Saint-Exupère in Toulouse
Sketch for the Ceiling of the Banqueting House, Hampton Court Palace, about 1700, Antonio Verrio, Victoria and Albert Museum, London (E.1085–1916)
Sketch for the Ceiling of the Banqueting House, Hampton Court Palace, about 1700, Antonio Verrio, Victoria and Albert Museum, London (E.1085–1916)
St. George's Hall, Windsor Castle, showing Verrio's murals of the 1680s, destroyed in the early nineteenth century
St. George's Hall, Windsor Castle, showing Verrio's murals of the 1680s, destroyed in the early nineteenth century