Beaumont, Charles Édouard de
Charles Édouard de Beaumont, French, (1812-1888) – The Captain’s Share, (1883), photogravure.
Archives: Pig Artists
An alphabetical list of artists who have considered the pig.
Beauverie, Charles
Charles Joseph Beauverie, France (1839-1923), works include: La foire aux cochons à Poncins. Beauverie was a painter, engraver and illustrator of the Barbizon School. Beauverie was a very talented landscape painter and also illustrated peasant labor, with rural themes such as harvesting, working the land and managing animals.
Beelt, Cornelis
Cornelis Beelt, Dutch, (1640-c.1702) – The Swine-Market, (ndg), pen and ink with wash over chalk on paper. Beelt was one of the chief figures in the Haarlem school of landscape painting.
Beest, Sybrand van
Sybrand van Beest, Dutch, (1610-1674) – The Pig Market in the Hague, (1650), oil on panel and Pig Market near St Jacob’s Church, the Hague, (1668), oil on panel.
Belli, Jacques
Jacques Belli, France, (1609-1674) – Odysseus leaves Circe, (17th cent.), sanguine (red iron-oxide) crayon on paper. Belli, also known as Jacques Belly, and Iacomo Belli, was an etcher and painter.
Bening, Simon
Simon Bening, Flemish, (1483/84-1561) – December, Slaughtering a Pig [from the Da Costa Hours, Belgium], (c. 1515), tempera colors, gold paint, and ink on parchment.
Bernard, Emile
Emile Bernard, France, (1868-1941) – seven paintings in which pigs are the subject, inspiration, a significant component of the imagery, a thematic form or a symbol.
Berne-Bellecour, Etienne Prosper
Etienne Prosper Berne-Bellecour (1838-1910), works include: La gardienne de cochon. Berne-Bellecour was a painter, printmaker, and illustrator who is known mostly for his painted works focusing on military subjects.
Bertelli, Luca
Luca Bertelli, Italy, (fl c.1560-1594) – Temptation of St. Anthony, (c. 1550-1580), engraving. Bertelli was a member of a family of Italian typographers, engravers, publishers and print dealers.
Besozzo, Michelino da
Michelino da Besozzo, Italy, (active 1388-1450) – The Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine, St. John the Baptist, St. Anthony Abbot, (c. 1420), tempera on wood.