Biography
Jean-Baptiste Pater (1695–1736) — French painter (1695-1736).
Jean-Baptiste Pater worked as painter and graphic artist and is associated with France. Their documented life spans the years 1695 to 1736, born in Valenciennes, died in Paris.
| Disciplines | painter, graphic artist |
|---|---|
| Born | 1695, Valenciennes |
| Died | 1736, Paris |
| Nationality | France |
Works
- Repose in a Park
- Winter
- Monsieur de Pourceaugnac
- Gallant Conversation by a Fountain
- The Boudoir
- Fête galante
- Courtly Scene in a Park
- Gathering in a Park
- Harlequin and Colombine
- The Vivandières of Brest
- Fête galante in a Landscape
- Dancers in a Pavilion
- Fête Champêtre with Italian Comedians
- A Fête Galante
- Pastoral Concert
- Fête Champêtre with a Flute Player
- A Gallant Conversation
- The Gift of the Fishermen
- The Swing (La conversation intéressant)
- Summer
- Figures Resting in a Military Encampment
- On the Terrace
- La Bonne Aventure
- Peasant ball
- Pastoral Feast near a Statue of Venus
- Blind Man's Buff (Le colin-maillard)
- The Amourous Concert
- The troops rest (war)
- Summer
- Spring
- The Guitarist
- Dancers in a Pavilion
- The hunting on lions
- The troops rest (peace)
- Autumn
- Troops at Rest
- Les plaisirs du bal
- The Golden Age
- The Bath
- The Fair at Bezons
- Rococo Wall Design with a Fountain and Swans [verso]
- Bathing Party in a Park
- Bathers
- The Kiss Returned
- The Fortune Teller
- Pastoral feast with young man pouring wine
- Watching the Dance
- Ladies Bathing
- Troops on the March
- Les Baigneuses (Women Bathing)
- A Comic Actor Dressed as a Gentleman [recto]
- Fête in a Park
- The Dance
- Spring
