Artist: Jean-Baptiste Oudry
Museum: Musée Nissim de Camondo (Paris, France)
Technique: Oil On Canvas
In 1733, Oudry was commissioned to produce three tapestry cartoons illustrating the hunts of Louis XV. The tapestries, woven at the Gobelins factory, were intended to decorate the king’s bedchamber and antechamber and the Council Chamber at the Château de Compiègne. In 1738, it was decided that the series should comprise nine cartoons; these were completed by Oudry in 1746. Moïse de Camondo bought them from the antiques dealer Jacques Seligmann in 1921.
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