Claude Audran III
France · 1658–1734 · 14 œuvres à collectionner
Claude Audran III, né à Lyon le 25 août 1658 et mort à Paris le 27 mai 1734, est un peintre de décorations murales français. Il crée des tapisseries et des panneaux décoratifs d'un style léger.
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RareDraft for a Wall Panel with a Mythological Figural Scene within a Light Portico. A flap showing an alternative figural scene
RareVague Sketches of a Doric Order Niche and an Attic Window
RareStudy for an Arch in the Church of Hôtel des Invalides, Paris
RareStudy for a Decorative Composition with Singeries
RareDraft for hanging in the suite Les Portieres des Dieux. Bacchus, autumn
RareProject for ceiling, two variations
RareStudy for the Organ and the Baldachin by the High Altar of the Church of Hôtel des Invalides, Paris
RareStudy for an Entablature in the Church of Hôtel des Invalides, Paris. Also a window
RareStudy for a Decorative Element, a Figure with Turban beneath a Canopy
RareTwo Designs for Door or Wall Decorations
RareStudy for the Organ by the High Altar of the Church of Hôtel des Invalides, Paris
RareStudy for Solomonic Columns of the High Altar of the Church of Hôtel des Invalides, Paris
RareDesign for a Mural Decoration or Tapestry
RareDesign for the Decoration of a Royal Bathroom, a Bathtub with Wall Panels
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