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Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps

1803–1860 · France · Romanticism, Orientalism

Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps (March 3, 1803 – August 22, 1860) was a French painter noted for his Orientalist works. Wikipedia

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Works

• “The Experts”, 1837 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
• “The Defeat of the Cimbri”, 1833 — Louvre
• “The Monkey Painter”, 1837 — Louvre
• “The Punishment of the Hooks”, 1837 — Wallace Collection
• “The Watering Place”, 1832 — Wallace Collection
• “The Suicide”, 1836 — Walters Art Museum
• “The Caravan”, 1825–1875 — Louvre
• “A Horse with Child Holding Reins” — National Gallery of Ireland
• “Passing By on the Other Side” — Saint Louis Art Museum
• “Watchdogs”, 1829 — The Mesdag Collection
• “Rocky Bay South of Salerno with View of Capri”, 1847 — Fogg Museum
• “Turkish Standard-bearer”, 1839 — Bavarian State Painting Collections
• “The huntsman”, 1839 — Rijksmuseum Twenthe
• “Scene in the Near East” — Fitzwilliam Museum
• “Aftenlandskap”, 1854 — National Museum
• “Oxen before a Farmhouse at Le Verrier”, 1853 — Cleveland Museum of Art
• “Bazaar in Cairo”, 1833
• “Italian Courtyard”, 1842 — Detroit Institute of Arts
• “Rebecca at the Well”, 1848 — Musée Condé
• “The Good Samaritan”, 1842 — Cleveland Museum of Art

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