Pierre-Narcisse Guérin

1774–1833 · France · Neoclassicism

Pierre-Narcisse, baron Guérin (13 March 1774 – 6 July 1833) was a French painter, born in Paris. Wikipedia

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Works

“Morpheus and Iris”, 1811 — Hermitage Museum
“Sappho on the Leucadian Cliff”, 1801 — Hermitage Museum
“Napoleon Bonaparte Pardoning the Rebels at Cairo, 23rd October 1798”, 1808 — Louvre
“The Return of Marcus Sextus”, 1799 — Louvre
“Aurora and Cephalus”, 1810 — Louvre
“Portrait of a young girl”, 1795 — Louvre
“Andromaque et Pyrrhus”, 1813 — Louvre
“Henri de la Rochejaquelein”, 1817 — Louvre
“Dido and Aeneas”, 1815 — Louvre
“Phèdre et Hippolyte”, 1802 — Louvre
“The Death of Brutus”, 1793 — Museum of the French Revolution
“Phaedra and Hippolytus”, 1802 — Louvre
“Clytemnestra hesitates before killing the sleeping Agamemnon”, 1819 — Louvre
“Aurora and Cephalus”, 1811 — Hermitage Museum
“Grasp All, Lose All (Qui trop embrasse, mal etrient)”, 1816 — National Gallery of Art
“Repose of the World”, 1818 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“The Death of Sophonisba”, 1810 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Bonaparte in Cairo”
“A sculpture workshop”
“Death of Cato of Utica”