Jacques-Charles Oudry
Born in 1720.
Died in 1778.
Jacques-Charles Oudry was a painter known for his works of animal painting and still life. The son of Jean-Baptiste Oudry, he was influenced by his father’s style. His artistic career led him to the court in Brussels, where he served Prince Charles of Lorraine, as well as to the court of the King of France.
His oeuvre bears witness to a stylistic continuity with that of his father, while also developing a personal approach.
