Coypel
/ (French kwapɛl) /
noun
Antoine. 1661–1722, French baroque painter, noted esp for his large biblical compositions
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How to use Coypel in a sentence
Charles Coypel had gained fame by a set of hangings in which scenes were taken from Don Quixote.
The Tapestry Book | Helen Churchill CandeeIn Coypel Chardin found a master of very different calibre—a teacher after his own heart.
Chardin | Paul G. KonodyHe looked like one of Coypel's or Gainsborough's beautiful portraits.
The Queen's Necklace | Alexandre Dumas preCharles Coypel was but twenty when he composed the first design for this suite.
The Tapestry Book | Helen Churchill CandeeThe tapestries are Gobelins, by Coypel, director of the Gobelin establishment.
The Kensington District | Geraldine Edith Mitton
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