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PIERRE-CHARLES TRÉMOLIÈRES (CHOLET 1703-1739 PARIS)
Venus holding a bow and quiver and Cupid holding an arrow
oil on canvas
38 x 3118 in. (96.5 x 79.4 cm.)
Provenance
Ange Laurent de la Live de Jully (1725-1779), Paris; his sale, Pierre Remy, Paris, 5 March 1770, lot 84.
Pieter Locquet (1700-1782), Amsterdam; (†) his sale, C. Ploos van Amstel, G. de Winter & J. Yver, Amsterdam, 22-24 September 1783, lot 364.
Anonymous sale; J.B.P. Le Brun, Paris, scheduled for 19 April 1786, held on 3 May 1786, lot 151, as J.B. Tremoliere.
Anonymous sale; Casa D'Aste Arcadia, Rome, 18 October 2021, lot 99, as Attributed to Jacopo Amigoni, where acquired by the present owner.
Exhibited
Cholet, Musée de Cholet, Pierre-Charles Trémolières, 29 June-30 September 1973, unnumbered.
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Pierre-Charles Trémolières began his artistic training in the studio of Jean-Baptiste van Loo. He attended drawing lessons at the Académie Royale and later studied at the Académie de France in Rome with Pierre Subleyras and Louis-Gabriel Blanchet. He was an active decorative painter throughout France. The present work once belonged to Ange Laurent de la Live de Jully, French financier and great patron of the arts.

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