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Carle Vernet

French painter (1758-1836)

Born in Bordeaux. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 175810 dated paintingsDied 1836

13 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • A Mameluk Leading His Horse
    A Mameluk Leading His Horse
    Carle Vernet
    18th century
  • A General with his Aide de Camp
    A General with his Aide de Camp
    Carle Vernet
    18th century
  • Arrival of Emigres with the Duchess of Berry on the French Coast
    Arrival of Emigres with the Duchess of Berry on the French Coast
    Carle Vernet
    18th century
  • The Triumph of Aemilius Paulus
    The Triumph of Aemilius Paulus
    Carle Vernet
    1789 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Chevaux effrayés par l’orage
    Chevaux effrayés par l’orage
    Carle Vernet
    19th century · Calvet Museum
  • An equestrian portrait of Napoleon with a battle beyond
    An equestrian portrait of Napoleon with a battle beyond
    Carle Vernet
    19th century
  • Dmitri Rezvoy
    Dmitri Rezvoy
    Carle Vernet
    1803
  • Nadegda Rezvay
    Nadegda Rezvay
    Carle Vernet
    1803
  • Reiterporträt des Kaiser Napoleon I
    Reiterporträt des Kaiser Napoleon I
    Carle Vernet
    1805–1810
  • Napoleon on a Hunt in the Forest of Compiegne
    Napoleon on a Hunt in the Forest of Compiegne
    Carle Vernet
    1811 · Hermitage Museum
  • Return from the hunt
    Return from the hunt
    Carle Vernet
    1828 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Portrait of François Michel Denis de Hansy
    Portrait of François Michel Denis de Hansy
    Carle Vernet
    1833
  • TImage under copyright
    The Duke of Orléans and the Duke of Chartres at a meet in 1787
    Carle Vernet
    1788 · Condé Museum
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