Joseph Aved

1702–1766 · Rococo

Jacques-André-Joseph Aved, also called le Camelot and Avet le Batave, was a French painter, renowned among the main Rococo portraitists in Paris during King Louis XV's reign. He painted among others the Ottoman Empire ambassador to France in 1742, Yirmisekizzade Mehmed Said Efendi.

13 paintings

• Portrait présumé de Françoise-Marie Pouget, seconde femme de Chardin (1760)
• Portrait of the abbot Dieudonné Chaumont de la Galaisière (1708–1768) (1738)
• Count Carl Gustaf Tessin (1740)
• Portrait of Jean-Gabriel du Theil at the Signing of the Treaty of Vienna (1738)
• Madame Crozat (1741)
• Abbé Capperonnier (1740)
• The Marquise de Castellane with her Embroidery (1743)
• Portrait of Marc de Villiers (1747)
• Portrait of the painter Pierre Jacqus Cazes (1676-1754) (1734)
• Posthumous Portrait of William IV (1711-1751) (1751)
• Portrait of William IV (1711–1751), Prince of Orange (1751)
• Willem IV (1711-1751), prince of Orange-Nassau (1751)
• Willem IV, prince of Orange-Nassau (1750)