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Isidore Pils : biography

Isidore Pils, known as well with the following name Isidore Alexandre Auguste Pils, is a french painter born in 1813 in Paris, France and who died in 1875 in Douarnenez, France. Isidore Pils belonged to the french school art style. He mainly worked during the classical period in the 19 century.

Isidore Pils : his main artworks

Isidore Pils is famous for the following art works : fête donnée à leurs majestés l'empereur et l'impératrice à alger le 18 septembre 1860, débarquement des troupes alliées en crimée 1854, mort d'une soeur de charité... which are numerous illustrations of his favorite subject of work : portrait... In order to stare at his work in a museum or gallery, you need to go to château de compiègne, compiègne, france, musee des beaux-arts - palais fesch, ajaccio, france, musee des augustins, toulouse, france, musée de l'armée, paris, france. The art work of Isidore Pils are, indeed, mainly kept in château de compiègne, compiègne, france, musee des beaux-arts - palais fesch, ajaccio, france, musee des augustins, toulouse, france, musée de l'armée, paris, france. Muzéo offers high quality canvas prints & artprints of the main artworks made by Isidore Pils to embellish your home or your office.

Isidore Pils : his life as an artist

Isidore Pils began his artist training in Beaux-Arts de Paris, France. Then Isidore Pils continue his training and study with Guillaume Guillon Lethière. Isidore Pils and Edouard Pils are related and belong to the same family of artists. Among his students and apprentices, we noted that he taught Ulysse Butin, Edouard Toudouze, Henri Saintin, Charles Paul Renouard, François Schommer, Edouard Dantan, Gabriel Ferrier, Edmond Georges Grandjean.

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