Portrait of Jean-Féry Rebel, Composer to the King 1726 - 1731

This etching by Jean Moyreau depicts Jean-Féry Rebel, a prominent composer in the court of Louis XIV. Created between 1726 and 1731, it captures Rebel in a moment of creative inspiration, seated at a harpsichord with a quill in hand. The detailed engraving showcases Rebel's refined attire and the intricacies of his musical instrument, highlighting the elegance of the period. Currently housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, this print serves as a testament to the artistic and musical talent of the French Baroque era.