France · April 19, 1795 – July 9, 1875Wikidata
Jean-Charles-Joseph Rémond
French painter (1795-1875)
Born in Paris. Died in 6th arrondissement of Paris.
A life in paintings
Born 179514 dated paintingsDied 1875
19 works
- Philoctetes wounded on the island of LemnosJean-Charles-Joseph Rémond1818 · Musée des Augustins
- Mountain Landscape with Road to NaplesJean-Charles-Joseph Rémond1821–1825 · J. Paul Getty Museum
- Carloman mortally wounded in the forestJean-Charles-Joseph Rémond1821 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
- View of Capri from AnacapriJean-Charles-Joseph Rémond1821–1826 · National Gallery
- View of the Basilica of Constantine from the Palatine, RomeJean-Charles-Joseph Rémondc. 1822–1825 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Entrance to the Grotto of PosillipoJean-Charles-Joseph Rémondc. 1822 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- View of the Colosseum and the Arch of Constantine from the PalatineJean-Charles-Joseph Rémondc. 1822–1824 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- View in ItalyJean-Charles-Joseph Rémond1822–1825 · National Gallery
- Lake NemiJean-Charles-Joseph Rémondc. 1830 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
- Village and Bridge of Crevola on the road from Simplon to DomodossolaJean-Charles-Joseph Rémond1832 · Nantes Museum of Arts
- Surrender of Tortosa, January 2, 1811Jean-Charles-Joseph Rémond1837 · Musée de l'Histoire de France
- Death of Abel. Historical landscapeJean-Charles-Joseph Rémond1838 · Musée Fabre
- View of Ischia from the SeaJean-Charles-Joseph Rémond1842 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Ancient Ruins near Messina, SicilyJean-Charles-Joseph Rémond1842 · National Gallery of Art
Italian landscape with a view of a harbourJean-Charles-Joseph Rémond· Fitzwilliam Museum