Nicolas Toussaint Charlet

1792–1845 · France

Nicolas-Toussaint Charlet (20 December 1792 – 30 October 1845) was a French painter and printmaker, more especially of military subjects. Wikipedia

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Works

“Épisode de la campagne de Russie” — Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon
“Le conventionnel Merlin de Thionville”, 1843 — Louvre
“Children at a Church Door”, 1831 — National Gallery
“Soldier and Boys”, 1840 — Hermitage Museum
“Head of a Dog”, 1832 — Rijksmuseum
“The Diligence”, 1821 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Seriez vous sensible?”, 1823 — National Gallery of Art
“The Dozing Fishmonger (Le marchand de poissons endormie)”, 1820 — National Gallery of Art
“Three Children Playing with a Donkey (Trois enfants jouant avec un ane)”, 1820 — National Gallery of Art
“Shipwreck of the Meduse”, 1820 — National Gallery of Art
“Battle Scene” — National Gallery of Art
“Seated Turk”, 1825 — National Gallery of Art
“Head of an Old Woman” — National Gallery of Art
“Débit d'Albums avec Procédés nouveaux (New Methods for the Sale of Lithograph Albums)”, 1827 — National Gallery of Art
“Le Diable emporte les Albums (The Devil Runs Off with the Lithograph Albums)”, 1825 — National Gallery of Art
“Ecole du balayeur”, 1822 — National Gallery of Art
“Infanterie legère française, Voltigeur”, 1822 — National Gallery of Art
“Infanterie legère française, Carabinier”, 1822 — National Gallery of Art
“L'Aumône” — National Gallery of Art
“The Bank of England, Royal Exchange and Mansion House” — Bank of England Museum