Gabriel-Jacques De Saint-Aubin French School 18th.Century Chalk Drawing Circa.1760 Watercolour Portrait but he found his true

but he found his true metier in the 1770s with pictures showing the exploits of soldiers and banditti in the ‘savage’ style of Salvator Rosa

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He exhibited regularly at the Royal Academy and several of his paintings are now in the collection of the National Maritime Museum

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Gabriel-Jacques De Saint-Aubin French School 18th.Century Chalk Drawing Circa.1760 Watercolour Portrait but he found his trueGabriel Jacques de Saint Aubin. 1724 1780. French School 18th. Century. Black and white chalk drawing stumped in black chalk. An elegant couple. He in masquerade costume wearing butterfly wings, attended by winged cupids, a carriage waits in the street behind. Drawn on buff laid paper, Crown watermark and stamp to reverse with old attribution to Hubert Gravelot 1699 1773. Very slight foxing and area of skinning to no real detriment. Provenance: Alan