1739, d.1778)[1] was a portrait painter, possibly from the Low Countries, active in England from about 1739.
Carpentiers, who was possibly of Flemish origin,[2][3] was active in England from 1739.
He worked in several parts of the country, and is recorded as having been in Kent 1739, in Bath in 1743, in Oxford in 1745, in East Anglia from 1751 and in Norwich in 1757, before settling in London in around 1760.
[4] His surviving works include several portraits of members of the Dashwood family at West Wycombe House.
[5] He was acquainted with other foreign artists working in London, including Zuccarelli and Roubilliac.