Jean-François de Troy has works in the collection National Gallery
Work
General
Jean François de Troy forged a successful career with his large-formate historical and allegorical compositions. His history paintings and mythological scenes were executed in a colourful and fluent style, which was indebted to both Veronese and Peter Paul Rubens.  An example is his allegorical Time Unveiling Truth (1733, National Gallery, London).
During his residence in Rome, de Troy was also active as a fresco painter.  He made a fresco in the north aisle of the ancient basilica Santi Bonifacio ed Alessio depicting Saint Gerolamo Emiliani introducing orphans to the Virgin.
holds works in the collection