Court painter

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A court painter is an artist who paints for the members of a royal or noble family. See category of Patrons of Italian Art for lists that included non-aristocratic patrons.

[edit] List of court painters

• Jacopo Amigoni
  • Ferdinand VI of Spain
• Friedrich von Amerling
  • Franz Joseph I of Austria
• Ferdinand Bauer
  • Prince of Liechtenstein
• Wu Bin
  • Ming Dynasty
• Bishandas
  • Jahangir
• Francis Bourgeois
  • George III of the United Kingdom
• Agnolo di Cosimo
  • Medici
• Claude Deruet
  • Charles V, Duke of Lorraine
• Dosso Dossi
  • Alphonso I of Ferrara
  • Ercole II d'Este
• Hans Dürer
  • Sigismund I of Poland
• Anthony van Dyck
  • Charles I of England
• David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl
  • Charles XI of Sweden
• Jan van Eyck
  • Philip of Charolais
• Domenico Fetti
  • Gonzaga
• Jean Fouquet
  • Louis XI of France
• Francisco Goya
  • Charles III of Spain
  • Charles IV of Spain
  • Ferdinand VII of Spain
• Carl Haag
  • Queen Victoria
  • Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
• George Hayter
  • Queen Victoria
• Hans Holbein the Younger
  • Henry VIII of England
• Hyewon
  • Joseon Dynasty
• Jens Juel
  • Christian_VII_of_Denmark
• Abdulcelil Levni
  • Mustafa II
  • Ahmed III
• Louis-Michel van Loo
  • Philip V of Spain
• Andrea Mantegna
  • Mantua
• Tosa Mitsuoki
  • Edo
• Bernard van Orley
  • Margaret of Austria
  • Maria of Austria
• Francesco Raibolini
  • Mantua
• Peter Paul Rubens
  • Vincenzo I of Gonzaga
• Rachel Ruysch
  • Johann Wilhelm
• Titian
  • Charles V of Spain
  • Philip II of Spain
• Diego Velázquez
  • Philip IV of Spain
• Jan Cornelisz Vermeyen
  • Margaret of Austria
• Zhang Zeduan
  • Northern Song Dynasty
• Sofonisba Anguissola
  • Philip II of Spain