
Jean Germain Drouet was the son of François Hubert, a famous French portrait painter who was patiently posed by the entire Parisian nobility. Jean Germain was the last representative of the Drouet painters’ dynasty. He died at twenty-five in Rome after a serious illness. His talent and skill did not have time to fully reveal himself.
In the painting “Marius, imprisoned in Milturne”, performed with skill, impeccable in composition, the influence of the works of the famous master JL David, whose favorite pupil was Jean Drouet, is evident. The picture is executed on a plot from the biography of the Roman politician and commander Gaius Maria, written by Plutarch.
Marius, prisionero en Miltourne – Jean Germain Drouet
Marius, prisonnier à Miltourne – Jean Germain Drouet
Ballerina Marie-Madeleine Guymare by Jean Honore Fragonard
Self-portrait by Jean Honore Fragonard
Jean-Claude Richard, abbe Saint-Non by Jean Honoré Fragonard
Portrait of the artist François Marius Graine by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
Portrait de l’artiste François Marius Granet – Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
Retrato del artista Francois Marius Granet – Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres