Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Prints

Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Prints

Jacques-Louis David's prints offer a compelling window into Neoclassicism, featuring heroic themes and emotional depth. His mastery of composition and dramatic narrative captures moments of history and myth, reflecting his influence on the French Revolution and Napoleonic era. Collecting his prints provides insight into David's role in shaping both art and modern history.

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Napoleon Crossing the Alps, First Versailles version, Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print : The Sisters Zénaïde and Charlotte Bonaparte
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print : The Farewell of Telemachus and Eucharis
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print : Portrait of Monsieur de Lavoisier and his Wife, chemist Marie-Anne Pierrette Paulze
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print : Oath of the Horatii
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print, Napoleon Crossing the Alps
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print, Death of Marat (Marat assassinated)
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print, Cupid and Psyche
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print : The Emperor Napoleon in His Study at the Tuileries
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print : Death of Socrates
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print : Self Portrait
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print : Portrait of Pope Pius VII and Cardinal Caprara
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print : Coronation of Emperor Napoleon I and Coronation of the Empress Josephine in Notre-Dame de Paris, December 2, 1804
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Jacques-Louis David Fine Art Print : Apelles Painting Campaspe in the Presence of Alexander the Great
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Fishing Boats On The Beach, Valencia
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Greek girls on the shore (1895)
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Under the awning, on the Beach at Zarauz (1905)
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, The Return From Fishing, Valencia Beach
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, The Basque Port of Guetaria (1910)
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Sewing the Sail (1896)
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Playa De Valencia
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Palace of Charles V, Alcazar of Seville (1908)
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Palace of Pond, Royal Gardens in Seville (1910)
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Oleanders, the courtyard of the artist’s home
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Mother (1895)
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, The Fountain of Horses, La Granja
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Garden of the Adarves, Alhambra, Granada
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Garden of the Sorolla House; Reflection in ‘Fountain of Confidences’
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Hall of the Ambassadors, Alhambra, Granada
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Drawing in the Sand (1911)
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Clotilde on the Beach (1904)
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Camino De La Pesca, Valencia
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, By The Seaside (1906)
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Joaquín Sorolla Print, Breakwater, San Sebastian (1918)
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Jacques-Louis David, one of the foremost painters of the Neoclassical movement, is celebrated for his revolutionary contributions to the arts, particularly through his compelling works on history, mythology, and the human condition. His mastery of composition and the use of stark, precise lines in his prints has influenced not only his contemporaries but also the course of European art history. His prints, capturing moments of profound drama and emotion, offer a deeper understanding of the artist's profound impact on the French Revolution and the rise of the Napoleonic era. David's artistic legacy is marked by his ability to infuse classical ideals with a bold sense of modernity. His prints, much like his paintings, often portray heroic subjects, including scenes of antiquity and key events from the Revolutionary period. One of his most iconic works, The Death of Socrates, demonstrates his ability to depict intense emotional moments through calculated, clean lines. His prints emphasize a balance between realism and idealism, achieving a harmonious portrayal of human strength and virtue amidst turmoil. Throughout his career, David’s prints were designed to communicate both political and philosophical messages. His works, such as Napoleon Crossing the Alps, not only served as propaganda during Napoleon’s reign but also showcased his skill at transforming historical narratives into heroic symbols. Each print stands as a testament to his deep understanding of the classical tradition and his innovative approach to conveying power and nobility. His meticulous attention to detail, especially in capturing facial expressions and gestures, allows viewers to connect with the psychological depth of the figures portrayed. In addition to his mastery of printmaking, Jacques-Louis David was instrumental in the training of a new generation of artists. His influence extended beyond the visual arts to the broader cultural and political spheres, solidifying his position as a pivotal figure in both the history of art and the narrative of modern Europe. Collecting prints of Jacques-Louis David is not merely an appreciation of fine art, but a recognition of his lasting influence on visual culture, politics, and history.