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Charles Gleyre

Swiss artist (1806-1874)

Born in Chevilly. Died in Palais Bourbon.

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A life in paintings

Born 180612 dated paintingsDied 1874

15 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Charles Gleyre
    1800–1900 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Egyptian Temple
    Egyptian Temple
    Charles Gleyre
    1840 · Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts
  • Oriental Lady
    Oriental Lady
    Charles Gleyre
    1840–1865 · Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts
  • Evening
    Evening
    Charles Gleyre
    1843 · Building of the Winterthur Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Madame Arsène Houssaye
    Portrait of Madame Arsène Houssaye
    Charles Gleyre
    1845–1850 · Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts
  • Two Women with a Bouquet of Flowers
    Two Women with a Bouquet of Flowers
    Charles Gleyre
    c. 1848–1852 · Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts
  • The Evening Hymn
    The Evening Hymn
    Charles Gleyre
    1851 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Ruth and Boaz
    Ruth and Boaz
    Charles Gleyre
    1854 · Musée Fabre
  • Odysseus and Nausicaa
    Odysseus and Nausicaa
    Charles Gleyre
    c. 1854
  • Lost Illusions
    Lost Illusions
    Charles Gleyre and Léon Dussart
    1865 · Walters Art Museum
  • Girl and Cupid
    Girl and Cupid
    Charles Gleyre
    · Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts
  • Ulysses and Nausicaa
    Ulysses and Nausicaa
    Charles Gleyre
  • SImage under copyright
    Saint Jean l’Évangéliste à Patmos
    Charles Gleyre
    1839 · former collegiate church Saint-Vulfran
  • LImage under copyright
    Le Soir Ou Les Illusions Perdues
    Charles Gleyre
    1843 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • TImage under copyright
    The Dance of the Bacchantes
    Charles Gleyre
    1849 · Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts
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