Charles Bargue

1825–1883 · France · Academic Art

Charles Bargue (Paris, c. 1825 - Paris, 1883) was a French painter and lithographer noted for devising an influential drawing course. Wikipedia

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Works

“The Chess Game”, 1882–1883
“A Bashi-Bazouk”, 1875 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“A Footman Sleeping”, 1871 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“recto: Academic print with study of two eyes, verso: Fragment of an academic print”, 1867 — Musea Brugge
“Academic print: study of two eyes”, 1867 — Musea Brugge
“recto: Academic print with study of two eyes, verso: Academic print with the head of Seneca”, 1867 — Musea Brugge
“Academic print: study of two ears”, 1867 — Musea Brugge
“Academic print: two studies of two eyes”, 1867 — Musea Brugge
“Academic print: Ares Borghese”, 1867 — Musea Brugge
“An Albanian sentinel in Cairo, Egypt”, 1877
“The Sentinel”, 1872
“Arabs at Prayer”, 1855–1865 — Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
“The Artist's Model”, 1874 — National Museum Cardiff
“Lady at a Table” — Burrell Collection
“Academic print: head of Faustina”, 1867 — Musea Brugge