France · November 23, 1763 – September 6, 1832Wikidata
Charles Meynier
French painter
Born in Paris. Died in Paris.
A life in paintings
Born 176347 dated paintingsDied 1832
48 works
1 without a public image, listed last
- Joseph recognized by his brothersCharles Meynier1789 · Beaux-Arts de Paris
Joseph recognized by his brothersCharles Meynier1789- Hecuba Discovering the Body of Her Son PolydorusCharles Meynier1790s · Art Institute of Chicago
TimoleonCharles Meynierc. 1791 · Musée Fabre
Adolescent Love crying on the portrait of Psyche whom he has lostCharles Meynier1792 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Quimper- Adolescent Cupid weeping over the portrait of Psyche whom he has lostCharles Meynier1792
Statue of DianaCharles Meynier1794–1795 · Führermuseum- France triumphant encouraging the Sciences and the Arts during the warCharles Meynier1794 · Bibliothèque Paul Marmottan
Milo of Croton, Attempting to Test His Strength, Is Caught and Devoured by a LionCharles Meynier1795 · Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Milo of Croton Attacked by a LionCharles Meynier1795- TerpsichoreCharles Meynier1795–1800–1801 · Musée Magnin
Une Bacchante éveillée par un jeune fauneCharles Meynier1795- Androcles and the lionCharles Meynier1795
Clio, Muse of HistoryCharles Meynier1797 · Cleveland Museum of Art
Calliope, Muse of Epic PoetryCharles Meynier1797–1798