De Saint-Ligié was a painter from the Netherlands. Active during the late eighteenth century, this artist is recognized for their membership in The Hague. The historical record indicates that De Saint-Ligié lived from 1750 until 1780.
The artist's legacy is preserved through specific works held in esteemed institutions. Our catalog identifies two approved works by De Saint-Ligié, which are located in the following collections:
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Saint-Ligie, De
1780
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Netherlands
1750, Netherlands
1750
Portrait of Wilhelmine de Prusse, Princess of Orange-Nassau, in Miniature Surrounded by Her Family
Early Modern
1780
Portrait of Wilhelmine de Prusse, Princess of Orange-Nassau, in Miniature Surrounded by Her Family, Frederica Louisa Wilhelmina (1770-1819). Prinses van Oranje-Nassau. Daughter of Willem V & Wilhelmina van Pruisen
