Artists in France’s museums — complete directory
This directory lists over 50,000 artists — painters, sculptors, engravers, photographers, ceramists — whose works are stored in labeled "Museum of France" collections and referenced in the Joconde database of the Ministry of Culture. Search for an artist by name to access all their works.
Results for « XVIIe siècle »
Le Brun Charles (1619-1690)
Bouchardon Edmé (1698-1762)
Della Bella Stefano (1610-1664)
Calandrucci Giacinto (1646-1707)
Mignard Pierre (1612-1695)
Corneille Michel-Ange (1642-1708)
Oudry Jean-Baptiste (1686-1755)
Della Bella Stefano (dit Étienne de la Belle) (1610-1664)
Parrocel Étienne (1696-1775)
Van Everdingen Allart (1621-1675)
Le Sueur Eustache (1616-1655)
Della Bella Stefano (dit Étienne de la Belle) (1610-1664);Le Gras Henry (-)
Coypel Antoine (1661-1722)
Silvestre Israël (1621-1691);Henriet Israël (1590?-1661)
Rembrandt (Rembrandt Harmensz Van Rijn dit) (1606-1669)
Van Ostade Adriaen (1610-1685)
Oudry Jean-Baptiste (1686-1755) (d'après);VINKELESS (graveur);NOMSZ J (éditeur);ALLART ET HOLTROP (imprimeur)
Parrocel Joseph (1646-1704)
Rembrandt (1606-1669) (manière de)
Natoire Charles (1700-1777)
Della Bella Stefano (dit Étienne de la Belle) (1610-1664);Henriet Israël (1590?-1661)
Waterloo Anthonie (1609-1690)
Parrocel Etienne (1696-1775)
Rembrandt (1606-1669) (graveur)
Dujardin Karel (1622-1678)
Della Bella Stefano (dit Étienne de la Belle) (1610-1664);Mariette Pierre I (1603-1657)
DESROCHERS Etienne Jehandier (1668-1741) : ((Graveur Editeur))
DESROCHERS Etienne Jehandier (1668-1741) : Graveur Editeur
Rembrandt (1606-1669)
Della Bella Stefano (dit Étienne de la Belle) (1610-1664);Le Comte Florent (-)
Téniers David (1610-1690)
Champaigne Philippe de (1602-1674)
Flamen Albert (1620-1674)
Mauger Jean (1648-1722) (graveur)
Mauger Jean (1648-1722)
Rembrandt (1606-1669) (dit)
Nanteuil Robert (1623-1678);Ecole française (-)
Berchem Nicolaes Pietersz (1620-1683)
Della Bella Stefano (dit Étienne de la Belle) (1610-1664);Langlois François (dit Chartres) (1588-1647)
Nanteuil Robert (1623-1678)
Parrocel Charles (1688-1752)
Silvestre Israël (1621-1691)
Silvestre Israël (1621-1691) (graveur);Henriet Israël (1590-1661) (éditeur)
Oudry Jean-Baptiste (1686-1755) (d'après);PUNT Jan (dessinateur, graveur);NOMSZ J (éditeur);ALLART ET HOLTROP (imprimeur)
Puget Pierre (1620-1694)
Bouchardon Edmé (1698-1762);Raphaël (1483-1520) (inspiré par)
Desportes François (1661-1743)
Dubois Jean (1625-1694)
Thulden Theodoor van (1606-1669);Primaticcio Francesco (1504-1570);Mariette Pierre (1634-1716)
Zeeman Renier (1623-1667)
Franceschini Baldassare (1611-1689)
Le Brun Charles (1619-1690);BOEL Pieter (inspiré par)
Duvivier Jean (1687-1761)
Rosa Salvator (1615-1673);Italie École de (École italienne) (-)
Stoop Dirk (1610-1686)
Leclerc Sébastien (dit l'Ancien) (1637-1714);Audran Gérard (1640-1703)
Chardin Jean-Baptiste Siméon (1699-1779)
Dusart Cornélis (1660-1708)
Bouchardon Edmé (1698-1762) (attribué à)
Chapron Nicolas (1612-1656?);Raphaël (1483-1520) (d'après)
Lagniet Jacques (1620-1672);Lagniet Jacques (1620-1672)
SILVESTRE Israël (1621-1691) : Graveur;HENRIET Israël (1590-1661) : Editeur
Bosse Abraham (1602-1676);Bosse Abraham (1602-1676);Le Blond Jean 1er (-1666)
Castiglione Giovanni Benedetto (1609-1664)
Dujardin Karel (1626-1678)
De Hooghe Romeyn (1645-1708)
Roettiers Joseph Charles (1691-1779)
GHERARDINI Melchiorre (1607-1668);LANGLOIS François (1588-1647) : Editeur
Le Brun Charles (1619-1690);Raphaël (1483-1520) (inspiré par)
Rigaud Hyacinthe (1659-1743)
Molart ou Mollart Michel (1641-1713)
Roettiers Norbert (1665-1727)
MOYREAU Jean (1690-1762) : Graveur Editeur;WOUWERMAN Philips (1619-1668) : D'après
Saint-Urbain Ferdinand de (1654-1738)
Della Bella Stefano (dit Étienne de la Belle) (1610-1664);Van Merlen Jacques (1616-1682)
Rigaud Jacques (1680-1754)
Murillo Bartolomé Esteban (1618-1682)
Saftleven Herman II (1609-1685)
Bega Cornelis Pietersz. (1620-1664)
Canaletto (1697-1768)
Lafage Raymond (1656-1684)
Warin ou Varin Jean (dit Jean II) (1607-1672)
Everdingen Allart van (1621-1675)
Marot Jean (1619-1679)
Teniers David II (le Jeune) (1610-1690)
Bouchardon Edmé (1698-1762);ZAMPIERI Domenico (inspiré par);LE DOMINIQUIN (dit, inspiré par)
HOLLAR Wenceslaus (1607-1677) : Graveur;HOLBEIN Hans II (1497-1543) : D'après
Parrocel Pierre (1670-1739)
Roos Johann Heinrich (1631-1685);Ecole allemande (-)
Velde Adriaen van de (1636-1672)
Bloemaert Cornelis II (le Jeune) (1603-1692)
Prévost Abbé (Antoine François Prévost d'Exiles, dit) (1697-1763);Cuchet Gaspard-Joseph (1750-1833);Marillier Clément-Pierre (1740-1808)
Rivalz Jean-Pierre (1625-1706)
Silvestre Israël (1621-1691) (graveur);HENRIET Israël (1590-1661) (éditeur)
Bernard Thomas (1650-1713)
Della Bella Stefano (dit Étienne de la Belle) (1610-1664);Collignon François (1610-1687)
Gravelot (Hubert-François Bourguignon dit) (1699-1773);Corneille Pierre (1606-1684)
Grimou Alexis (1678-1733)
LEPAUTRE Jean (1618-1682) : Graveur
Leclerc Sébastien (1676-1763) (graveur);Sercy Charles de (1623-1700) (éditeur);Fine de Brianville Claude-Oronce (1608-1674) (écrivain)
Artists by century
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know
Museums of France preserve works by many artists from the 17th century. These artists — painters, sculptors, engravers, architects — are listed in the Joconde database of the Ministry of Culture. Their exact number varies as museum inventories are regularly updated.
Each century saw the emergence of major art movements. Museums of France hold works that reflect these trends, from medieval art to contemporary art. Check the artist profiles to discover the fields and techniques of each era.
Works from the 17th century are distributed across many accredited museums throughout France. The major Parisian museums (Louvre, Orsay, Pompidou) and regional museums (Lyon, Lille, Bordeaux, Rouen) hold significant collections from this period.
Browse the list below or use the search bar on the artists page to find an artist by name. Each artist profile indicates their works, the associated museums, and covered artistic fields.
Yes. All artists from the 17th century whose at least one work is held in a museum labeled 'Musée de France' are listed, regardless of their nationality.
The Joconde database lists thousands of works from the 17th century. The exact number depends on the progress of digitization projects in each museum. New records are added regularly.
Yes, when they are digitized. Each artwork record displays the image when available. Public domain works (author deceased for over 70 years) can be reused freely.
Techniques vary by period and artist. Museums of France hold oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, engravings, marble and bronze sculptures, tapestries, ceramics, and many other techniques used in the 17th century.
Data is sourced from the Joconde database of the Ministry of Culture (data.gouv.fr), published under Open License v2.0 (Etalab). Biographical information is extracted from artwork records provided by the museums.
Change the century number in the URL to explore artists from another period. Museums of France cover the entire history of art, from Antiquity to the 21st century.