Joseph Flaugier

1757 - 1813

Essentials

  • Typical colors: earthy
  • Also known as:
    • Josée Flaugier
    • José Flaugé
    • Josep Flaugier
    • Joseph Bernard Flaugier
    • José Flangier
  • Art period: Early Modern
  • Born: 1757, Martigues, France
  • Died: 1813
  • Lifespan: 56 years

The Life and Career of Joseph Flaugier

Born in Martigues, France, Joseph Flaugier was a painter who spent much of his life in Spain. After his family moved to Tarragona, he eventually settled in Barcelona in 1773 to study at the school of the Llotja. His early years in the Spanish art scene were marked by various challenges, including being denied access to certain competitions and scholarships for studying in Rome. Despite these obstacles, he maintained strong ties to his native Provence through his family's properties and through the French community living in Barcelona.

Flaugier's professional life was defined by his significant roles within the Spanish art establishment. He served as the director of the Llotja, the school of fine arts in Barcelona, starting in 1809 and holding the position until his death in Barcelona. His body of work included:

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Joseph Flaugier appears under the alternate names Josée Flaugier, José Flaugé, Josep Flaugier, Joseph Bernard Flaugier, José Flangier.

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