Laurent Pécheux
1730
—
1825
France
Laurent Pécheux (France, 1730–1825) was a French painter, known for his contributions to the art scene in Paris, where he was both born and died.
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Movement:
Neoclassicism
Biography:
Laurent Pécheux (1730–1825) was a French painter associated with the Neoclassicism movement. He is known for his contributions to portraiture and historical painting, reflecting the ideals of clarity and order characteristic of Neoclassicism. Pécheux studied under prominent artists of his time and gained recognition for his skillful technique and composition. His works often depicted themes from classical antiquity, aligning with the movement's emphasis on reason and moral virtue. The details of his early life and training remain largely unknown, but his influence persisted through his students and the broader Neoclassical tradition in France.
