In pictures : 1037
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In picturesVoyons… admirez au moins ce Courbert! (Come on, at least admire that Courbert!)
This work was created by Daumier at the Salon officiel. It caricatures Parisian bourgeoisie.
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In picturesLES CHÂTIMENTS
Lithography illustrating the fourth edition of Les Châtiments by Victor Hugo, published in 1872.
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In picturesCrispin and Scapin
Crispin and Scapin, also known as Scapin and Silvestre, is a painting by Daumier, which represents “Les fourberies de Scapin” by Molière.
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In picturesAt the Photographer’s
At the time of the birth of photography, Honoré Daumier once again demonstrated his talent for the satire of the Parisian bourgeoisie’s manners.
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In picturesPortrait of Napoleon I
This portrait is a study for the “Remise des clés de la ville de Vienne le 13 novembre 1805”.
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In picturesThe Battle of Austerlitz
This picture belongs to a series of preparatory studies for the bas-reliefs of the sculpted programme of the palais du Corps Législatif.
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In picturesFrançois Gérard, Portrait by Jean-Thomas Thibault
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In picturesStereotype of Joseph Bonaparte’s tomb in the Invalides, Paris
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In picturesThe Battle of Marengo by Swebach-Desfontaines, detail: Napoleon Bonaparte First Consul
Detail showing Napoleon Bonaparte as First Consul giving orders to his staff. The battle scene is in the background, the fighting is only indicated by clouds of smoke. See the painting… See another detail showing the painter's signature… The French Revolutionary Wars enabled Swebach to practise his talent as a draughtsman very early on, sketching from life, in […]
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In picturesThe Battle of Marengo by Swebach-Desfontaines (1801), Detail showing the artist’s signature
Detail: The painter's signature can be seen on the top of the building, between the two windows: “Swebach 1801”. See the painting… See another detail of the painting: The First Consul giving orders… The French Revolutionary Wars enabled Swebach to practise his talent as a draughtsman very early on, sketching from life, in pencil or ink, scenes which […]