Guillaume Guillon-Lethière

1760–1832 · France · Neoclassicism

Guillaume Guillon-Lethière (10 January 1760 – 21 April 1832) was a French painter. Lethière was an artist of the neoclassical style specializing in history paintings and one of the first notable artist of colour in France at the time. Wikipedia

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“Death of Cato of Utica”, 1795 — Hermitage Museum
“The Oath of the Ancestors”, 1822 — National Pantheon Museum of Haiti
“Brutus condemning his sons to death”, 1788 — Clark Art Institute
“The Death of Virginia”, 1828 — Louvre
“Homer Singing His Iliad at the Gate of Athens”, 1811 — Nottingham Castle Ducal Mansion
“Brutus condemning his sons to death”, 1811 — Louvre
“Portrait of a Girl with Portfolio”, 1799 — Worcester Art Museum
“The Death of Camilla”, 1785
“The Judgment of Paris [recto]”, 1812 — National Gallery of Art
“Boissy d'Anglas saluting the head of deputy Féraud”
“Portrait of mademoiselle Lethière”, 1800 — Musée des Beaux-Arts de Quimper
“La mort de César” — Musée Fabre
“The Death of Virginia”, 1800 — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
“Allegory of the Cross”
“The Motherland in Danger”, 1799 — Museum of the French Revolution
“Saint Louis visiting the victims of the plague on the plain of Carthage”, 1822 — Musée Boucher-de-Perthes
“Joséphine, Empress of the French”, 1807 — Palace of Versailles
“Elisa Bonaparte-Bacciocchi, Grand Duchess of Tuscany”, 1806 — Palace of Versailles
“Treaty of Loeben, April 17, 1797”, 1806 — Palace of Versailles
“Erminia and the Shepherds”, 1795 — Dallas Museum of Art
“Portrait of Adèle Papin Playing the Harp”, 1799 — Carnegie Museum of Art
“The Judgment of Paris”, 1812

Guillaume Guillon-Lethière

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