French, 1727–1791
Jean-Claude-Richard de Saint-Non was a French painter, printmaker, and draftsman, active during the late 18th century. He is best known for his contributions to the genre of landscape painting and for his detailed depictions of the Italian countryside. Saint-Non was born in 1727 in Paris, France, and he trained under prominent artists of his time, including François Boucher. He was also influenced by the works of Italian masters during his travels in Italy. Saint-Non's career included a significant period in Rome, where he produced many of his notable works. His style is characterized by a blend of naturalism and idealized landscapes, often infused with a sense of light and atmosphere. Among his major works are a series of landscapes that showcase the beauty of the Italian landscape, which contributed to the development of the genre in France. He passed away in 1791, leaving behind a legacy that influenced later generations of landscape artists.
4 artworks
