Louis-Félix Delarue Art
Louis-Félix Delarue was born on October 19th, 1730, in Paris. An elder brother of Philibert-Benoît de la Rue and a student of Lambert-Sigisbert Adam, Delarue was a draughtsman and sculptor. He was a quite eccentric artistic figure who had drawn his vision of mythology and ancient history in a pre-romantic mood, often pessimistic and desperate as if he had felt he was living in the last years of an historic era. Delarue won the Prix de Rome award in 1750 and obtained the certificate of student sculptor of the Academy of Rome in September 1754. He was admitted to the National Academy of San Luca, Rome, in 1760. Delarue passed away in Paris on June 24th, 1777.
1770s Old Masters Louis-Félix Delarue Art
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1770s Old Masters Louis-Félix Delarue Art
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20th Century Contemporary Louis-Félix Delarue Art
Ink, Pastel
19th Century Old Masters Louis-Félix Delarue Art
Paper, Carbon Pencil
1850s Old Masters Louis-Félix Delarue Art
Paper, Carbon Pencil
16th Century Old Masters Louis-Félix Delarue Art
Paper, Pencil
2010s Contemporary Louis-Félix Delarue Art
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Early 20th Century Modern Louis-Félix Delarue Art
Watercolor, Ink
17th Century Old Masters Louis-Félix Delarue Art
Chalk, Paper, Ink, Pen
16th Century Old Masters Louis-Félix Delarue Art
Gouache, Paper
1750s Old Masters Louis-Félix Delarue Art
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17th Century Old Masters Louis-Félix Delarue Art
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Early 20th Century Louis-Félix Delarue Art
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1960s Louis-Félix Delarue Art
Ink, Paper, Gouache
1770s Old Masters Louis-Félix Delarue Art
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1760s Old Masters Louis-Félix Delarue Art
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