Jean Grandjean (Amsterdam, 1752-1755 - Roma, 1781) 1780 ca. Veduta dei giardini di Villa Conti (poi Sforza-Cesarini poi Torlonia) a Frascati Penna e acquerello su carta, 20 x 32.5 cm (solo disegno, senza cornice) Entro bella cornice dell'inizio del XIX secolo in legno intagliato e dorato Una variante, a penna e acquerello bruno, è conservata presso l'Istituto Nazionale per la Grafica a Roma (cm 26x40) Dutch painter, watercolourist, draughtsman and etcher of French ancestry. Born in Amsterdam, worked in Düsseldorf and Rome. Pupil of Jacobus Verstegen; in the workshop of De Groot studying enamel painting; in 1771/72-75 studied in the wallpaper workshop of Jurriaan Andriessen in Amsterdam. A founding member of the Felix Meritis Society for the promotion of art. The collectors Jan Tersteeg and Dirk Versteeg financed Grandjean's visit to Rome in 1779; here he came into contact with Alexander Trippel, who taught at the Trippelsche Academie. Spedizione in Europa assicurata con UPS