Joseph-Denis Odevaere

Joseph-Denis Odevaere (Or Joseph-Desired Odevaere, or Joseph Dionysius Odevaere) Bruges 1776-Brussels 1830)

After studies in the Academy of its birthplace, Odevaere went to Paris in the workshop of its compatriot Joseph-Benoit Suvée, then in that of David. In 1804 it gained the Prix of Rome with a table over the topic of the Mort of Phocion (Paris, 3Ecole Nationale Sup3erieure of the Art schools).

Works

Bruges, Museum Groningue

Portrait of François Wynckelman, François van der Donckt and Joseph Odevaere, 1805.
Lord Byron on his bed of death.
Portrait of man with his daughter and her dog.

Dijon, Magnin Museum, Tanaquil predicting the future size of Servius Tulius, drawing

Works passed in auctions

Portrait of woman playing of the toothing-stone , with a boy, oils on fabric, 2,07 per 1,64, Monogramé ED, gone back to 1805, (Madam Pierre Vigier?), Sotheby' S New York, January 27th, 2006, batch n° 333, allocated 120.000 $, source collection of the castle of Large Be worth, with Savigny-sur-Orge, sale 22 June 24th, 1935.
the young artist , Christie' S Amsterdam, January 24th, 2066, batch n° 112a, allocated 4.200 €.
Child playing charts , 1804, Sotheby' S Paris, June 27th, 2002, batch n° 156, not sold.

Bibliographical references

Denis Coekelberghs, Belgian painters in Rome of 1700 to 1830 , Brussels, Rome, 1976, pages 233-246.
Catalog of the exposure, 1770-1830, Around the neo-classicism in Belgium , Museum of Ixelles, pages 169-171, note of Denis Coekelberghs and Martine Woussen.

External bond

Three tables of the Groningue Museum on the site Webb Gallery off Art

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