Louis Philippe Crepin d'Orléans 1772-1851. A pupil of Joseph Vernet and then of Hbert Robert, he began painting seascapes with the former and landscapes with the latter. He exhibited at the Salon from 1796. Napoleon I commissioned a Seascape from him for the Tuileries Palace.
Museums: Dijon, Dole, Le Havre, Paris Navy Museum
Pair of undergrowth landscapes featuring a couple of shepherds.
We offer you these charming paintings as a pair, the painter invites us to enter the heart of the undergrowth where shades of green and blue, light, freshness and serenity mingle.
They are presented in an 18th century gilded wooden frame.
The varnish was cleaned by our restorer.
We deliver to France free of charge.
Stands 136 & 137, Aisle 2
edith.davidson@wanadoo.fr
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| Style | Louis XVI |
|---|---|
| Century | 18st century |
| Object Type | antiquities |
