Pierre-Charles Trémolières

Pierre-Charles Trémolières (1703 – 1739), was a French painter.

Detail of a painting (self-portrait) by Pierre-Charles Trémolières (ca. 1737)
The Birth of Venus

Biography

He was born in Cholet and became an etcher and decorative painter of interiors.[1] Today many of his works have been dismantled from their original installations and are remounted as moveable paintings on display in galleries.[1] He died in Paris.

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References
  1. Pierre-Charles Trémolières in the RKD


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