Louis Chéron

1660–1725

Louis Chéron, ‘Vulcan Catching Mars and Venus in his Net’ c.1695 — Vulcan Catching Mars and Venus in his Net c.1695
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Biography

Louis Chéron (2 September 1660 – 26 May 1725) was a French painter, illustrator and art tutor.

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Artworks

Louis Chéron, ‘Vulcan Catching Mars and Venus in his Net’ c.1695

Louis Chéron Vulcan Catching Mars and Venus in his Net

c.1695

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