
1685–1766 · French · 15 artworks
artist bio
Jean-Marc Nattier was a prominent French portrait painter of the Rococo era, known for his graceful and flattering depictions of the French aristocracy. He skillfully captured the elegance and refinement of his subjects, often portraying them in mythological or allegorical settings.
what you'll learn
Studying Nattier's work allows students to understand the Rococo aesthetic, including its emphasis on elegance, ornamentation, and idealization. Students can also learn about portraiture techniques and the use of allegory in art.
related: Hyacinthe Rigaud

Portrait of Tsar Peter I
1717

The Comtesse de Tillières
1750

Portrait de la comtesse de Sérent
1754

The Music Lesson
1710

Comtesse Tessin
1741

Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour as Diana
1746

Portrait of Louis Tocqué
1762

Portrait of Madame Maria Zeffirina
1751

Terpsichore, Muse of Dance
1739

Madame de La Porte
1754

Madame Louise of France
1748

Marie Leszczyńska, Queen of France, Reading the Bible
1748

Die Liebenden
1744

Mademoiselle de Clermont as a Sultana
1733

Madame Adélaïde de France Tying Knots
1756