Frans Delecour was a painter born in 1755 in Lille, France. His life and career spanned the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, as he lived until 1805. His citizenship was associated with both France and the Dutch Republic.
Specializing in a specific and delicate medium, Delecour is recognized as a Dutch-French miniature painter. His work was produced during the period of circa 1750 to circa 1805.
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Lille
1805
Painter
France
50 years (1755–1805)
1755
The Life of Frans Delecour Frans Delecour was a painter born in 1755 in Lille, France. His life and career spanned the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, as he lived until 1805. His citizenship was associated with both France and the Dutch Republic. Specializing in a specific and delicate medium, Delecour is recognized as a Dutch-French miniature painter. His work was produced during the period of circa 1750 to circa 1805.
1805
Portrait of Hans Willem van Plettenberg, Portrait miniature of Hendrik Richard Boonen (1774-1851)
Portrait of Hans Willem van Plettenberg
