Charles-Etienne Gaucher Jean-Michel Moreau the Younger

Charles-Etienne Gaucher and Jean-Michel Moreau the Younger were collaborating artists whose known activity dates span the period between 1775 and 1782. Their documented output primarily consists of high-quality prints centered on significant figures of the late 18th century.

Six of their prints are represented in major museum collections, including works held by the National Gallery of Art. Notable subjects documented in these collections include the portrait Marie-Antoinette and the work Couronnement de Voltaire (The Crowning of Voltaire), the latter being represented multiple times in the available database.

As their work often resides in the public domain, many of these historical depictions and prints are available today as downloadable artwork for research and study.