Jean Guillaume Moitte Collection

Scene from the Arch of Titus, c.1791. Creator: Jean Guillaume Moitte
Scene from the Arch of Titus, c.1791

Spoils of the Temple: After a Relief from the Arch of Titus, Rome, c.1791. Creator: Jean Guillaume Moitte
Spoils of the Temple: After a Relief from the Arch of Titus, Rome, c.1791

The Catiline Conspiracy, 1792. Creator: Jean Francois Janinet
The Catiline Conspiracy, 1792

A Medal Cabinet for Napoleon, 1804-10. Creator: Jean Guillaume Moitte
A Medal Cabinet for Napoleon, 1804-10

The Death of Seneca, n. d Creator: Jean Guillaume Moitte
The Death of Seneca, n.d

The Game of Leap Frog, 1785. Creator: Jean Guillaume Moitte (French, 1746-1810); Antoine-Francois
The Game of Leap Frog, 1785. Three athletic men revel in a game of leapfrog with nymphs and satyrs in this sensual decorative frieze, designed by Moitte, but sculpted by his pupil Gerard

Bacchanal, The Game of Leap Frog, c. 1785. Although Guyots print presents the same bacchanal as Gerards wax relief, the scene is flipped horizontally because the process of printing reverses

Bacchanal Game Leap Frog 1785 Laurent Guyot French
Bacchanal, The Game of Leap Frog, c. 1785. Laurent Guyot (French, 1756-), after wax relief by Antoine-Francois Gerard (French, 1760-1843), Jean Guillaume Moitte (French, 1746-1810)

Death Seneca n. d Pen black ink brush brown wash
Artokoloro

Designs Silver Pen black ink brush black gray wash
Artokoloro

Studies Eight Silver Pieces n. d Pen black ink
Artokoloro

Giovanni Cassini, Italian astronomer
Giovanni Cassini (1625-1712), Italian astronomer. As director of the Paris Observatory, Cassini added greatly to our knowledge of the Solar System

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Jean Guillaume Moitte was a talented French artist who lived from 1746 to 1810. He is known for his diverse range of works, including paintings, medals, and designs. One of his notable creations is "The Catiline Conspiracy, " which he created in 1792 with the help of Jean Francois Janinet. This artwork depicts an important event in Roman history and showcases Moitte's skill in capturing dramatic scenes. Another significant work by Moitte is "A Medal Cabinet for Napoleon, " which he worked on from 1804 to 1810. This piece demonstrates his expertise in medal design and highlights his contribution to Napoleon's legacy. In addition to these historical pieces, Moitte also delved into mythology and leisure activities. His painting "The Game of Leap Frog" portrays a playful scene that captures the joyous spirit of this popular pastime during the late eighteenth century. Moitte's interest in mythology can be seen through his work titled "Bacchanal. " This painting features a lively depiction of revelers engaged in the game of leap frog, showcasing both his artistic talent and knowledge of ancient Greek culture. Aside from paintings, Moitte also excelled at creating intricate designs using pen ink and wash techniques. His detailed studies include depictions of silver pieces as well as sketches related to various subjects such as Giovanni Cassini, an Italian astronomer.