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Jean Siméon Chardin

1699–1779

Self-Portrait with a Visor, about 1776.
Self-Portrait with a Visor, about 1776.

Chardin's still lifes and domestic scenes gained recognition in the Salons of the French Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture. Jean-Honoré Fragonard studied with him, although their mature work followed markedly different directions.

Paintings and other works

The White Tablecloth — Jean Siméon ChardinJean Siméon Chardin

The White Tablecloth

c. 1731–32Soap Bubbles — Jean Siméon ChardinJean Siméon Chardin

Soap Bubbles

ca. 1733–34Kitchen Utensils with Leeks, Fish, and Eggs — Jean Siméon ChardinJean Siméon Chardin

Kitchen Utensils with Leeks, Fish, and Eggs

c. 1734The House of Cards — Jean Siméon ChardinJean Siméon Chardin

The House of Cards

probably 1737Soap Bubbles — Jean Siméon ChardinJean Siméon Chardin

Soap Bubbles

probably 1733/1734The Attentive Nurse — Jean Siméon ChardinJean Siméon Chardin

The Attentive Nurse

1747The Kitchen Maid — Jean Siméon ChardinJean Siméon Chardin

The Kitchen Maid

1738

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Sources

Jean Siméon Chardin · Clarence Buckingham Collection and the Harold Joachim Memorial Fund; The Art Institute of Chicago; 1984.61 · CC0 1.0 Portrait source · Licence