Louis François Roubiliac (1702-1762), Sculptor
Sitter in 4 portraits
Artist associated with 13 portraits
The French sculptor Roubiliac settled in England in 1730. He achieved fame with a full-length statue of Handel erected at Vauxhall Gardens in 1737. He was a prolific sculptor and his busts and monuments were celebrated for their energy, modelling and likeness.
after Louis François Roubiliac
terracotta bust, (circa 1738)
On display on Floor 2: Turning Heads at Beningbrough Hall
NPG 2483
by Louis François Roubiliac
terracotta bust, circa 1741
On display in Room 10 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG 121
after Louis François Roubiliac
marble bust, (circa 1741)
On display in Room 12 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG 4982
Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield
by Louis François Roubiliac
marble bust, 1745
On display in Room 10 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG 5829
by Edward Hodges Baily, after Louis François Roubiliac
marble bust, 1828 (1751)
On display at Beningbrough Hall
NPG 995
after Louis François Roubiliac
plaster painted terracotta, circa 1758
NPG 707a
John Ligonier, 1st Earl Ligonier
by Louis François Roubiliac
terracotta bust, circa 1761
On display on Floor 2: Turning Heads at Beningbrough Hall
NPG 2013
by John Jones, after Louis François Roubiliac
mezzotint, published 1778
NPG D4631
by Francesco Bartolozzi, after Louis François Roubiliac
line engraving, published 1779 (1759)
NPG D9488
by Jean Marie Delattre, after Louis François Roubiliac
line engraving, published 14 January 1785
NPG D3212
by Leonard Charles Wyon, after Louis François Roubiliac
bronze medal, 1848
NPG D2919
cast by J.P. Langhorn, after Unknown artist, after Louis François Roubiliac
plaster, 1975 (circa 1741)
On display on Floor 2: Turning Heads at Beningbrough Hall
NPG D21388
by George E. Madeley, after Joshua (or John) Kirby Baldrey, after Louis François Roubiliac
lithograph, 1837 (1751-1755)
NPG D38746
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