The universe of Pierre DupuisRipe fruits, woven baskets and silent balances place Pierre Dupuis among the French masters of still life in the 17th century.
1610 - 1682Life and career
Montfort-l'Amaury, Paris and French collections of the Grand SiècleMain homes
Still life, fruit, hunting trophy, oil on canvas, entablature, chiaroscuro, basket, metal and study of materialsPractical
500 °CStill lifes of fruits, hunting trophies, paintings, studies, variants and works created, overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
Formats of your choiceA composition adapted to the dimensions ordered.
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1610 -1682 · Montfort-l'Amaury and Paris
Ripe fruits, woven baskets and silent balances place Pierre Dupuis among the French masters of still life in the 17th century.
Pierre Dupuis was born in Montfort-l'Amaury in 1610 and died in Paris in 1682. He specialized in still life at a time when the genus acquired new autonomy and prestige in France. His compositions favor fruits arranged on an entablature: translucent grapes, velvety peach, dark plum, heavy squash or isolated apple. Basket of grapes, painted around 1650, concentrates this way. The composition appears at first centered and symmetrical, but a small red apple and a cluster placed on the left introduce a subtle asymmetry. The composition appears at first centered and symmetrical, but a small red apple and a cluster placed on the left introduce a subtle asymmetry. The wicker basket, painted around 1650, concentrates this way. The composition appears at first centered and symmetrical, but a small red apple and a cluster placed on the left introduce a subtle asymmetry. The wicker basket retains abundance while the grains allow light to circulate. In Plums, squash and peaches on an entablature marble, the variety of volumes and skins enlivens a larger construction. Peaches and plums on a tin dish contrast the softness of the fruits with the cold reflection of the metal. Dupuis does not overload his tables: he isolates each material to make its weight, maturity and fragility sensitive. Its warm palette, its sober backgrounds and its precise modeling connect the Caravaggesque heritage to a French research of measurement. Other paintings also attribute hunting trophies to it. In all cases, the ordinary object becomes a concentrated presence, observed with enough rigor so that abundance remains silent. In all cases, the ordinary object becomes a concentrated presence, observed with enough rigor so that abundance remains silent. In all cases, the ordinary object becomes a concentrated presence, observed with enough rigor so that abundance remains silent. In all cases, the ordinary object becomes a concentrated presence, observed with enough rigor so that abundance remains silent. In all cases, the ordinary object becomes a concentrated presence, observed with enough rigor so that abundance remains silent. In all cases, the ordinary object becomes a concentrated presence, observed with enough rigor so that abundance remains silent. In all cases, the ordinary object becomes a concentrated presence, observed with enough rigor so that abundance remains silent. In all cases, the ordinary object becomes a concentrated presence, observed with enough rigor so that abundance grapes and Plums, squash and peaches on a marble entablature. His reading favors the story.
Dupuis gives fruits the weight of reality: wicker retains, tin reflects and each skin announces both maturity and the passage of time.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Montfort-l’Amaury and training
The young painter builds a specialty based on the observation of objects, fruits and light. This milestone illuminates the "Pierre Dupuis" collection by favoring the story.
Basket of grapes and full control
Central balance, discreet asymmetries and precise materials define a personal formula.
Paris and still life variations
Fruits, metals, marble and game renew a sober and sought-after painting of presence.
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Tangible fruit
Matte skin, translucent grain and suggested flesh give each species its particular weight. This trait guides a reading of "Pierre Dupuis" centered on the story.
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Discreet balance
A seemingly symmetrical structure is driven by small offsets and counterweights.
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Comparative matter
Wicker, marble, pewter and fruit respond to each other with their textures and reflections.
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Silent background
Dark space eliminates anecdote and focuses light on arrangement.
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Six readings specific to Pierre Dupuis
Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a journey exclusively devoted to Pierre Dupuis.
Around 1650, Louvre Museum01
Basket of grapes
The central basket, clusters and two asymmetrical accents transform abundance into monumental balance.
Landmark work by Pierre Dupuis. Reading of "Pierre Dupuis" through the story.Variety of materials02
Plums, squash and peaches on a marble entablature
Round volumes, warm colors and coldness of marble make up a measured abundance.
Landmark work by Pierre DupuisFruit and metal03
Peaches and plums on a tin dish
The velvety softness of the fruits contrasts with the cold and stable reflection of the metallic dish.
Landmark work by Pierre DupuisStyle04
Tangible fruit
Matte skin, translucent grain and suggested flesh give each species its particular weight. This trait guides a reading of "Pierre Dupuis" centered on the story.
Reading key for Pierre DupuisStyle05
Discreet balance
A seemingly symmetrical structure is driven by small offsets and counterweights.
Reading key for Pierre DupuisStyle06
Comparative matter
Wicker, marble, pewter and fruit respond to each other with their textures and reflections.
Reading key for Pierre Dupuis
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Works by Pierre Dupuis
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