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COYPEL, Antoine
French Baroque Era Painter, 1661-1722
director of the French Royal Academy and principal painter of Louis XV. He illustrated many literary works, including editions of Moliere's plays, and was himself a prolific dramatist. Coypel wrote one fairy tale, Agla ou Nabotine (Agla or Little One?), published posthumously in 1779. Coypel weaves several traditional fairy tale motifs into the story of a benevolent fairy who tests the kindness and sincerity of an ugly little girl whose virtue is eventually rewarded with beauty and the love of a handsome young man.
Related Paintings of COYPEL, Antoine :. | Animal Study dd | Primavera | A Girl in a Meadow | Weaver, in a room with three narrow windows | Head of a Dog | Related Artists: CARRACCI, LodovicoItalian Baroque Era Painter, 1555-1619 James Madison Alden1854-1860 Andrea Bonaiuti (c. 1343-1377) Italian painter
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