
1684–1745 · French · 24 artworks
artist bio
Jean-Baptiste van Loo was a French Rococo painter, known for his portraits and history paintings. He played a significant role in popularizing French Rococo style in England and other parts of Europe.
what you'll learn
Studying van Loo's work allows students to understand the characteristics of Rococo portraiture, including elegant poses, luxurious fabrics, and the use of pastel colors. Students can also learn about the social and cultural context of portraiture in the 18th century.
related: Francois Boucher, Hyacinthe Rigaud, Maurice Quentin de La Tour

Portrait of Richard Temple, 1st Viscount Cobham

The Rt. Honorable Stephen Poyntz, of Midgeham, Berkshire
1740

William Murray, 1st Earl of Mansfield, Holding a Book and a Quill

Portrait of Catherine Opalińska as Queen of Poland

John James Heidegger

Portrait of Ricardo Wall Y Devreux, Prime Minister of Spain Under Ferdinand Vi and Charles III

Portrait of Louis De Rouvroy, Duke of Saint-simon, Knight of the King of France's Orders in 1728

Portrait of Stanislav Leshchinsky , King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania
1728

Apollo and Daphne

Portrait of Ferdinand Vi of Spain

Margaret ('Peg') Woffington, Actress
1738

Portrait of Alexander Pope

Louis XV, Roi De France Et De Navarre
1723

Augusta of Saxe-Gotha, Princess of Wales, with Members of Her Family and Household

John Hervey, Baron Hervey of Ickworth
1745

Louis XV Remettant Le Cordon De L'ordre Du Saint-esprit Au Comte De Clermont Dans La Chapelle De Versailles, 3 Juin 1724

Francis Godolphin, 2nd Earl of Godolphin
1745

William Murray, 1st Earl of Mansfield
1745

John Faber

L'education De L'amour

Portrait of Honoré III, Prince of Monaco

Portrait of George Montagu, Detail

Marie Princesse De Pologne Reine De France Et De Navarre

Portrait of Horace Walpole