Jacquemart Collection

Jacquemart Clock, Palais de la Dynastie, Mont des Arts, Brussels, Belgium

Le Salon Pour Rire, from the Gill-Revue, 1868 (colour litho)
956980 Le Salon Pour Rire, from the Gill-Revue, 1868 (colour litho) by Gill, Andre (1840-85); Private Collection; French, out of copyright

Scallop Repeat Pattern Date: 1808

Banded Repetitive Motif Date: 1800

Jules Jacquemart
JULES JACQUEMART French artist Date: 1837 - 1880

Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart after Francisco de Goya (French, 1837 - 1880), Spanish Scene (Scašne espagnole), 1863, etching and drypoint on cream laid paper [proof]

Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart after Jan van de Cappelle (French, 1837-1880), L Approche de l Orage (The Storms Approach), etching and drypoint in black on laid paper

Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart (French, 1837-1880), Plantes de Serre, 1863, etching in brown-black on laid paper

The interior of Musee Jacquemart Andre. Paris. France

JACQUEMART de Hesdin (1384-1411). Christ Carrying the Cross. Miniature on vellum glued on canvas. From the Book of

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Discover the intricate world of Jacquemart, a name that encompasses art, craftsmanship, and innovation. Step into the Palais de la Dynastie in Brussels, Belgium, where the iconic Jacquemart Clock stands tall as a symbol of timeless elegance. This masterpiece of horology mesmerizes visitors with its impeccable precision and stunning design. Delve into the artistic realm of Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart, a visionary who left an indelible mark on various mediums. From his vibrant Le Salon Pour Rire lithograph from 1868 to his captivating etchings such as Plantes de Serre and Spanish Scene after Francisco de Goya, Jacquemart's talent knows no bounds. Marvel at the Scallop Repeat Pattern dating back to 1808 and be captivated by the Banded Repetitive Motif from 1800; both showcase Jacquemart's ability to create exquisite patterns that transcend time. Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart's Frontispiece etching from 1863 invites you into a world filled with imagination and wonder. His L'Approche after Jan van de Cappelle transports you to serene waterscapes that evoke tranquility. Jacquemart's passion for nature shines through in his Plantes de Serre series; each etching is a testament to his meticulous attention to detail. Meanwhile, Earth showcases his mastery of drypoint technique while capturing the essence of our planet. Whether it be through clocks or artistry, Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart has left an enduring legacy that continues to inspire generations. Explore this remarkable artist's work and immerse yourself in the beauty he created.