Who painted Pompe funèbre d'Élisabeth Therèse de Lorraine?

Pompe funèbre d'Élisabeth Therèse de Lorraine was painted by Charles-Nicolas Cochin II in 1741.

Where can I see Pompe funèbre d'Élisabeth Therèse de Lorraine?

Pompe funèbre d'Élisabeth Therèse de Lorraine is held by National Gallery of Art.

What movement is Pompe funèbre d'Élisabeth Therèse de Lorraine?

Pompe funèbre d'Élisabeth Therèse de Lorraine is associated with Baroque.

Artwork

Pompe funèbre d'Élisabeth Therèse de Lorraine

Charles-Nicolas Cochin II , 1741

Pompe funèbre d'Élisabeth Therèse de Lorraine is an ink print by the Baroque artist Charles-Nicolas Cochin II. It dates from 1741 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.

About this work

Overview

Pompe funèbre d'Élisabeth Therèse de Lorraine is a print by Charles-Nicolas Cochin II, created in 1741 using etching and engraving on laid paper.

Subject & Meaning

The print depicts a grand funeral procession for Élisabeth Therèse de Lorraine inside a church, with a long line of mourners following a draped coffin. The scene is rich in detail, with varied expressions on the faces of the crowd, and ornate architectural features.

Technique & Style

Cochin II employed etching and engraving to achieve a high level of detail and precision in the print, using acid to create sharp lines and textures.