Discover the grace, intelligence, and sensitivity of the European neoclassicism with the art prints of Angelica Kauffmann, a cosmopolitan artist and pioneer among 18th-century women painters.
Her works, imbued with elegance and emotion, combine ancient rigor with delicate sentiment.
On Artem Legrand, explore a selection of faithful art prints of his paintings, available as a decorative poster or as a canvas print, perfect for a classic, poetic, and refined decor.
A female artist in Enlightenment Europe
Born in 1741 in Coire, Switzerland, Angelica Kauffmann showed exceptional talent for drawing and languages from an early age.
Trained in Italy and then settled in London, she became one of the few female founding members of the Royal Academy alongside Joshua Reynolds.
She masterfully paints portraits, allegories, and mythological scenes, infusing them with a new softness and psychological depth.
Kauffmann established herself in a male-dominated world with a style that combines intellectual strength and feminine sensitivity, leaving a lasting mark on neoclassical painting.
Neoclassical beauty, virtue, and emotion
The major art prints by Angelica Kauffmann — Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi, Portrait of a Lady as Muse, Ariadne Abandoned, The Inspired Sibyl, Self-portrait while drawing — reflect her attachment to moral values and ancient purity.
Her noble and inspired female figures embody wisdom, fidelity, and contained emotion.
Her luminous palette and balanced compositions evoke the serenity of Antiquity revisited through Romantic sensitivity.
Under her brush, virtue and beauty become inseparable, forming an ideal of harmony between reason and emotion.
An elegant piece for noble and timeless decor
Choosing an art print of Angelica Kauffmann is inviting the finesse and clarity of 18th-century neoclassicism into your home.
Her graceful portraits and soothing allegories blend beautifully into classic, romantic, or contemporary decor.
They bring a touch of elegance, softness, and intelligence, ideal for a salon, a library, or a refined workspace.
About Angelica Kauffmann
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Birth: 1741 in Coire, Switzerland
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Death: 1807 in Rome, Italy
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Movement: Neoclassicism
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Famous works: Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, Ariadne abandoned, Portrait of a muse, The inspired Sibyl, Self-portrait in drawing
Angelica Kauffmann was a major figure of European neoclassicism and one of the first women to achieve fame in the world of academic art.
Her work, marked by delicacy, morality, and harmony, embodies the Enlightenment ideal and the perfect union between sensitivity and reason.
She remains an icon of 18th-century feminine and intellectual painting.
Decorate your walls with the grace of Angelica Kauffmann
The art prints of Angelica Kauffmann available on artemlegrand.com bring light, serenity, and the beauty of neoclassicism to your walls.
They infuse your interior with timeless elegance and inspired softness, worthy of the salons of the Enlightenment.