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Louis Gauffier (1762–1801) was a French painter. Born in Poitiers, he studied in Paris with the history painter Hughes Taraval before entering the Prix de Rome competition which he won in 1779 for Christ and the Woman of Canaan. Apart from a brief return to Paris in 1789 he remained in Italy for the remainder of his life. In March 1790, he married his pupil Pauline Chatillon, who was herself a well-known painter. They had two children, one of whom became the Italian miniaturist painter (1792-1837). Gauffier died in Livorno (Tuscany) in 1801.

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  • Louis Gauffier est un peintre français, né le 10 juin 1762 à Poitiers, mort à Florence le 20 octobre 1801. (fr)
  • Louis Gauffier (1762–1801) was a French painter. Born in Poitiers, he studied in Paris with the history painter Hughes Taraval before entering the Prix de Rome competition which he won in 1779 for Christ and the Woman of Canaan. Apart from a brief return to Paris in 1789 he remained in Italy for the remainder of his life. In March 1790, he married his pupil Pauline Chatillon, who was herself a well-known painter. They had two children, one of whom became the Italian miniaturist painter (1792-1837). Gauffier initially settled in Rome, but popular unrest following the execution of Louis XVI led him to flee with his wife to Florence. He could not receive patronage from France because he was branded a royalist, and this curtailed his career as a history painter. Instead, he painted landscapes, which he sold to English tourists. When French troops occupied Florence in 1799, he began to paint officers' portraits. Gauffier died in Livorno (Tuscany) in 1801. An exhibition devoted to his work opened in Montpellier in May 2022 to run until September. It is scheduled for Poitiers in October 2022 to February 2023. (en)
  • Louis Gauffier (1762–1801) adalah seorang pelukis Prancis. Lahir di Poitiers, ia belajar di Paris dengan pelukis sejarah sebelum ikut kompetisi Prix de Rome dimana ia menang pada 1779 (La Cananéenne aux pieds de Jésus-Christ). Gauffier wafat di Livorno (Toscana) 1801. (in)
  • Louis Gauffier (Rochefort, 1762 – Livorno, 1801) è stato un pittore neoclassico francese operante in Italia. Louis Gauffier, Sacra famiglia in Egitto (1792), Museo di PoitiersRitratto del principe FrederickLa valle dell'Arno vista dal Paradisino di Vallombrosa, Philadelphia Museum of Art (it)
  • Луи Гофье (фр. Louis Gauffier; 1762, Пуатье — 1801, Ливорно) — французский художник. (ru)
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  • Louis Gauffier est un peintre français, né le 10 juin 1762 à Poitiers, mort à Florence le 20 octobre 1801. (fr)
  • Louis Gauffier (1762–1801) adalah seorang pelukis Prancis. Lahir di Poitiers, ia belajar di Paris dengan pelukis sejarah sebelum ikut kompetisi Prix de Rome dimana ia menang pada 1779 (La Cananéenne aux pieds de Jésus-Christ). Gauffier wafat di Livorno (Toscana) 1801. (in)
  • Louis Gauffier (Rochefort, 1762 – Livorno, 1801) è stato un pittore neoclassico francese operante in Italia. Louis Gauffier, Sacra famiglia in Egitto (1792), Museo di PoitiersRitratto del principe FrederickLa valle dell'Arno vista dal Paradisino di Vallombrosa, Philadelphia Museum of Art (it)
  • Луи Гофье (фр. Louis Gauffier; 1762, Пуатье — 1801, Ливорно) — французский художник. (ru)
  • Louis Gauffier (1762–1801) was a French painter. Born in Poitiers, he studied in Paris with the history painter Hughes Taraval before entering the Prix de Rome competition which he won in 1779 for Christ and the Woman of Canaan. Apart from a brief return to Paris in 1789 he remained in Italy for the remainder of his life. In March 1790, he married his pupil Pauline Chatillon, who was herself a well-known painter. They had two children, one of whom became the Italian miniaturist painter (1792-1837). Gauffier died in Livorno (Tuscany) in 1801. (en)
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  • Louis Gauffier (in)
  • Louis Gauffier (it)
  • Louis Gauffier (fr)
  • Louis Gauffier (en)
  • Гофье, Луи (ru)
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