Dominique-Vivant’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Lithography Lesson
Dominique-Vivant Denon French, 1747-1825
Allegory of Maternal Felicity
Conversation, a Family Drawing and Reading, the Nurse Holding an Infant, a Portrait of Prince Edmond de Beauvau Behind a Chair, and Portraits of Madame Lavallée and Madame Vallory, Both Seated
Family Group (Woman Reading to Two Children)
Cupid and a Young Woman
Baron Denon before his Easel
Portrait of General Frézia, Baron of Ogliano
Madame Lavallée and Madame de Valory
Young Girl with Bird
Profile Portrait of the Printers Brunet and Lasteyrie
Love Tormented by Considerations Great and Small
Profile Portrait of Monsieur de Sommariva
Denon Instructing a Young Woman Drawing on a Lithographic Stone
Portrait of Countess Mollien
Portrait of a Young Lady
The Holy Family
Portrait of Madame Giacomelli
Portrait of Monsieur de Mortemart-Boisse
Portrait of Volney Dipping his Pen