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Jean Ranc ( Montpellier, 28 de janeiro de 1674 – Madrid, 1 de julho de 1735) foi um pintor retratista francês, um dos estudantes de Hyacinthe Rigaud. Ele trabalhou principalmente nas cortes dos reis Luís XV da França e Filipe V da Espanha.
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Early life
Ranc "the younger" was born in Montpellier, the son of the provincial portraitist Antoine Ranc "the elder". Antoine had a personal collection of paintings by the European masters, and received many young artists into his studio, including Hyacinthe Rigaudfrom 1671. Jean Ranc moved to Paris in 1696, and became the student of Rigaud, working in his studio. Ranc registered with the Académie on 30 December 1700, being received into it on 28 July 1703 as a portraitist for his portraits of Nicolas...
Madrid
On the Bourbons' arrival in Spain with the coronation of Philip V, grandson of Louis XIV of France, none of the French painters sent to Spain seemed to be making any impact. Repeated excuses were made to the French court for the low quality of the portraits sent them by the Spanish Bourbons. Philip V wrote to Versailles in 1721 not only to obtain a beautiful portrait of the teenage Louis XV but also to obtain a French painter worthy of this name amidst the famous triumvirate De Troy, Largilli...
Ranc had a close relationship with Rigaud; in addition to Ranc's being Rigaud's pupil and married to his niece, Rigaud had been a student of Ranc's father, Antoine. Ranc's style is thus considerably indebted to Rigaud's and works by him have sometimes been misattributed to Rigaud or to others. For example, when sent to auction at the Hôtel Drouot i...
Jean Ranc's paintingsPhilip V in 1723 (Museo del Prado)Maria Anna Victoria of Spain, future Queen of Portugal, wearing the royal outfit of a Spanish Infanta.Portrait of Charles of Bourbon, future King Charles III of Spain.(in Spanish) J.J. Luna, "Jean Ranc: Ideas artisticas y métodos de trabajo, a través de pinturas y documentos", A.E.A., 1980, p. 449–465.(in Spanish) J.J. Luna & A. Ubeda de los Coos, Guia de la Pintura europea del siglo XVIII, Museo del Prado, 1997.(in French) Ponsonailhé, "Les deux Ranc, peintres de Montpellier" in Réunion de la Société des Beaux-arts des départements, XI, 1887.(in Spanish) Catalogue of the exhibition El arte en la corte de Felipe V, Madrid, 2002–2003.(in French) The Ranc family treeJean Ranc ( Montpellier, 28 de enero de 1674- Madrid, 1 de julio de 1735) fue un retratista rococó francés, que sirvió en la corte de Luis XV de Francia y de Felipe V de España . Biografía. Alumno y seguidor de Hyacinthe Rigaud, 1 desde 1723 se colocó como pintor de cámara en la corte del monarca español Felipe V, de origen francés.
Jean Ranc, né à Montpellier le 28 janvier 1674 et mort à Madrid le 1 er juillet 1735, est un peintre français, principalement auteur de portraits dans le goût de Rigaud qui fut son maître (voire de Nattier ). Éléments de biographie. Contexte historique. Diane chasseresse (1715), collection particulière.
Biografía de Jean Ranc, artista que se formó en París con Hyacinthe Rigaud y que se convirtió en retratista oficial de Felipe V, Luis XV y otros miembros de la familia real. Conoce sus obras, estilo y influencias en este artículo de la Real Academia de la Historia.
Ranc, Jean. Montpellier (France), 1674 - Madrid (Spain), 1735. After studying with his father, painter Antoine Ranc, he moved to Paris in 1697 to complete his training with Hyacinthe Rigaud, and then continued as Rigaud's collaborator.
Ranc, Jean. A. R. (Montpellier, 1674-Madrid, 1735). Pintor francés. Estudió primero en el taller de su padre, el pintor Antoine Ranc, y en 1697 marchó a París, donde completó su formación con Hyacinthe Rigaud, y después se convirtió en su colaborador.
