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| Philippe de Loutherbourg (1740 - 1812) |
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Artists who influenced Philippe de Loutherbourg | Alsatian painter, illustrator and stage designer, active in France and England. Loutherbourg’s father, Philipp Jakob (1698–1768), was an engraver and miniature painter to the court of Darmstadt. In 1755 he took his family to Paris, where Loutherbourg became a pupil of Carle Vanloo; he also attended Jean-Georges Wille’s engraving academy in the Quai des Augustins and Francesco Casanova’s studio. Wi ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Philippe de Loutherbourg | |
 Joseph Vernet |  Warley Camp, Mock Attack (Royal Collection) |  Battle of Camperdown (Tate Gallery) |  Joseph Mallord William Turner |
 Carle Vanloo |  Rainbow (Yale Center for British Art) |  Destruction of Pharaoh's Army (Art Institute of Chicago) |  John Martin |
 Nicolaes Berchem |  Landscape with Cattle and Peasants (Yale Center for British Art) |  Saul and Witch of Endor |  Thomas Birch |
 Philips Wouwerman |  Cavalry Battle |  Men on Horseback by River (Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco) |  John Thomas Serres |