Portrait of Etienne Perlet, 1804 - 1843
Jean-Baptiste Mauzaisse · 1839
Jean-Baptiste Mauzaisse
France · 1784–1844
Jean-Baptiste Mauzaisse was a French painter and lithographer; specializing in battle scenes and portraits. == Biography == He was born in Corbeil to a family of modest background. His father was the organist at Corbeil Cathedral, and could not afford to pay for Jean-Baptiste's studies. At the age of nineteen, he left home and was able to find a position in the studios of François-André Vincent, at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. His début at the Salon came in 1808, and he obtained a first-class gold medal there in 1812, for Arab Lamenting the Death of His Courser.
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