French, 1695–1760
Adrien Manglard was a French painter known for his maritime scenes and landscapes. He was active during the 18th century and is recognized for his contributions to the genre of marine painting. Manglard was born in 1695 in Geneva, Switzerland, and later moved to France, where he became a prominent figure in the artistic community. He trained under notable artists, including the marine painter Claude Joseph Vernet. His works often depict ships at sea and coastal views, characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a vibrant use of color. Manglard's paintings reflect the influence of the Baroque style, and he is considered significant for his role in advancing marine art in France. He passed away in 1760 in Paris, leaving behind a legacy that influenced future generations of marine artists.
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