About Pierre Allais
Lived 1705 – 1781 (aged 75–76). Pierre Allais was a French painter.
Pierre Allais (c. 1700 – January 14, 1781) was a French painter and pastel artist.
Career Allais was born in Paris. He was admitted to the Academy of Saint-Luc in 1745; he also probably worked there as an assistant professor. The influence of Jean-Marc Nattier can be observed in his works.
He died in Paris in 1781; on March 25, 1782, his widow, Marie-Françoise Ansiaume, was buried in the Saint-Sulpice cemetery.
Allais's works in public collections include: Portrait de femme, oil on canvas, Paris, Petit Palais Portrait of a Young officer, pastel, 1756, Detroit Institute of Arts
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French painter (1700-1782)
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Pierre Allais was born in 1705 in Paris.
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Pierre Allais died in 1781 in Paris.
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Pierre Allais was a painter.
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Pierre Allais was French.
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