Masters, of the Fontainebleau School
Date of birth and death: Second half of the 16th centuryNationality: French
Uploaded artworks: 9
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Masters of the Fontainebleau School was a French painter.
Fontainebleau is a royal palace of Francis I. It was begun in 1528 and added to for the next 200 years. The Galerie François I (1533-40) introduces the so-called "Fontainebleau style" of interior decoration, a combination of sculpture, metalwork, painting, stucco and woodwork. It was evolved by Italian artists Niccolò dell'Abbate, Primaticcio and Rosso, who worked for Francis I from 1530 to 1560. The first School of Fontainebleau introduced Mannerism to France. A decorative revival under Henry IV, known as the second School of Fontainebleau, was less important.
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Masters, of the Fontainebleau School
Mythological Allegory
Date: c. 1580 Movement: Renaissance (Late, Mannerism) Theme: Mythology Technique: Oil on canvas
Masters, of the Fontainebleau School
Diana at the Bath
Date: c. 1590 Movement: Renaissance (Late, Mannerism) Theme: Genre Technique: Oil on wood
Masters, of the Fontainebleau School
The Diana of Anet
Date: 1550-54 Movement: Renaissance (Late, Mannerism) Theme: Mythology Technique: Sculpture
Masters, of the Fontainebleau School
Gabrielle d'Estrées and one of her Sister
Date: c. 1595 Movement: Renaissance (Late, Mannerism) Theme: Portrait Technique: Oil on canvas
Masters, of the Fontainebleau School
Allegory of the Birth of the Dauphin
Date: c. 1560 Movement: Renaissance (Late, Mannerism) Theme: Allegory Technique: Oil on fiberboard
Masters, of the Fontainebleau School
Venus at Her Toilet
Date: c. 1550 Movement: Renaissance (Late, Mannerism) Theme: Mythology Technique: Oil on canvas
Masters, of the Fontainebleau School
Diane de Poitiers
Date: c. 1590 Movement: Renaissance (Late, Mannerism) Theme: Portrait Technique: Tempera
Masters, of the Fontainebleau School
Diana Huntress
Date: 1550-60 Movement: Renaissance (Late, Mannerism) Theme: Mythology Technique: Oil on canvas