Personne : Jean-Baptiste Martin

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scénographe
Académie royale de musique (Paris) 07-1748 1758

  • Lacy
    Robin Thurlow Lacy, A biographical dictionary of scenographers, p. "Opera, Paris, France. This artist followed BOUCHER as chief decorateur and in 1763 published a series of engravings taken from his designs." (AS]
  • Grove Music Online
    SIDNEY JACKSON JOWERS: 'Martin, Jean Baptiste', Grove Music Online ed. L. Macy (Accessed 15 October 2001), :
    "Martin, Jean Baptiste (fl 1748–57). French costume designer. Few facts are known about him: he was the immediate successor of François Boucher at the Paris Opéra from July 1748 until 1757 or 1758, and his initial wage of 1200 livres was doubled in 1750. He designed costumes for opéras-ballets by Rameau and revivals of Lully and Charpentier. The Mercure reported, in July 1763, the appearance of Martin’s Collection de figures theatrales (20 coloured engravings), ‘six years after he retired’. […] Martin’s work inspired many later designers; C. W. Beaumont considered him ‘Berain’s only peer’."
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