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Charles Poerson

French painter (1609-1667)

Born in Metz. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 16095 dated paintingsDied 1667

10 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Rest on the Flight into Egypt
    Rest on the Flight into Egypt
    Charles Poerson
    c. 1640 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • The Preaching of Saint Peter in Jerusalem
    The Preaching of Saint Peter in Jerusalem
    Charles Poerson
    1642 · Notre-Dame de Paris
  • Louis XIV en Jupiter vainqueur de la Fronde
    Louis XIV en Jupiter vainqueur de la Fronde
    Charles Poerson
    1650s · Palace of Versailles
  • Le repos pendant la fuite en Egypte
    Le repos pendant la fuite en Egypte
    Charles Poerson
    c. 1652 · Musée Carnavalet
  • Les Noces de Cana. Esquisse pour le carton de la tapisserie tissée pour la tenture de la "Vie de la Vierge" destinée à la cathédrale Notre-Dame
    Les Noces de Cana. Esquisse pour le carton de la tapisserie tissée pour la tenture de la "Vie de la Vierge" destinée à la cathédrale Notre-Dame
    Charles Poerson
    1652 · Musée Carnavalet
  • The Flight into Egypt
    The Flight into Egypt
    Charles Poerson
    · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • The Assumption of the Virgin
    The Assumption of the Virgin
    Charles Poerson
    · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Assumption Of The Virgin
    Assumption Of The Virgin
    Charles Poerson
  • L'Annonciation
    L'Annonciation
    Charles Poerson
    · Collection Motais de Narbonne
  • JImage under copyright
    Jésus parmi les docteurs
    after · After Charles Poerson
    · Church of St Vincent
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