Jacques-Laurent Agasse

1767–1849 · Neoclassicism

Jacques-Laurent Agasse was an animal and landscape painter from Switzerland.

33 paintings

• The St. Paul's cathedral in London, view from Southwark Bridge (1823)
• Portrait of Demoiselles Mégevand, Jeanne-Françoise-Élisabeth et Anne-Louise (1794)
• The Flower Seller (1822)
• Male Quagga from Africa, the First Sire (1821)
• A Fishmonger's Shop (1840)
• Two Leopards Lying in the Exeter (1808)
• John Young and Sons, the Fishmongers (1850)
• Landing at Westminster Bridge (1818)
• Gray horse in pasture (1806)
• The Playground (1838)
• Studies of a Fox, a Barn Owl, a Peahen, and the Head of a Young Man (1815)
• Study of a Grey Horse (1800)
• Clouded Leopard (1825)
• Lord Rivers's Stud Farm, Stratfield Saye (1807)
• Nine Greyhounds in a Landscape (1807)
• Studies of Summer Flower (1848)
• A Groom Mounted on a Chestnut Hunter, He Holds a Bay Hunter by the Rein (1850)
• A Grey Pony and a Black Charger in a Stable (1804)
• Vicuna (1831)
• A Lady's Grey Hunter (1806)
• Study of a Fox (1820)
• Group of Whelps Bred between a Lion and a Tigre (1825)
• Tiger in a Cave (1814)
• Studies of Flower (1848)
• Old Smithfield Market (1824)
• Guanaco (1848)
• The Chalon Family in London (1800)
• The Wellesley Grey Arabian Led through the Desert (1810)
• Zebra (1803)
• The Nubian Giraffe (1827)
• Francis Augustus Eliott, Second Baron Heathfield (1750-1813) (1813)
• White-tailed gnus
• Two Hunters with a Groom (1805)