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Kingdom of Prussia · November 21, 1821 – August 4, 1870Wikidata

Charles Hoguet

German painter (1821-1870)

Born in Berlin. Died in Berlin.

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A life in paintings

Born 182134 dated paintingsDied 1870

40 works

  • Construction of the Pont du l'Achévîché (?) in PAris
    Construction of the Pont du l'Achévîché (?) in PAris
    Charles Hoguet
    1840–1870 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • Dutch Seaside View with playing Child
    Dutch Seaside View with playing Child
    Charles Hoguet
    1843
  • Two boats on the Stormy Sea
    Two boats on the Stormy Sea
    Charles Hoguet
    1845
  • The Windmill
    The Windmill
    Charles Hoguet
    c. 1845–1868 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • landscape with windmill
    landscape with windmill
    Charles Hoguet
    c. 1846 · Führermuseum
  • Fisher Boats Landing on a Beach
    Fisher Boats Landing on a Beach
    Charles Hoguet
    1850
  • View in the valley of the Rhone
    View in the valley of the Rhone
    Charles Hoguet
    1850
  • Windmühle bei aufziehendem Wetter
    Windmühle bei aufziehendem Wetter
    Charles Hoguet
    1852
  • Driftwood Collectors
    Driftwood Collectors
    Charles Hoguet
    1853
  • Landscape with Windmill and decorative figures
    Landscape with Windmill and decorative figures
    Charles Hoguet
    1854
  • Table still-life
    Table still-life
    Charles Hoguet
    1855
  • Blick auf eine Stadt
    Blick auf eine Stadt
    Charles Hoguet
    1855
  • French river landscape
    French river landscape
    Charles Hoguet
    1855
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Charles Hoguet
    1855
  • Coastal Landscape of Helgoland
    Coastal Landscape of Helgoland
    Charles Hoguet
    1856
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