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Paul Delaroche : biography

Paul Delaroche, known as well with the following name Paul Hippolyte Delaroche, is a painter born in 1797 in Paris, France and who died in 1856 in Paris, France. Paul Delaroche belonged to the romanticism art style. He mainly worked during the classical period in the 19 century.

Paul Delaroche : his main artworks

Paul Delaroche is famous for the following art works : la jeune martyre, napoléon à fontainebleau, le 31 mars 1814, mort d'elisabeth, reine d'angleterre, en 1603... which are numerous illustrations of his favorite subject of work : religion, portrait, history... In order to stare at his work in a museum or gallery, you need to go to musée du louvre, paris, france, musée de l'armée, paris, france. The art work of Paul Delaroche are, indeed, mainly kept in musée du louvre, paris, france, musée de l'armée, paris, france. Muzéo offers high quality canvas prints & artprints of the main artworks made by Paul Delaroche to embellish your home or your office.

Paul Delaroche : his life as an artist

Paul Delaroche began his artist training in Beaux-Arts de Paris, France. Then Paul Delaroche continue his training and study with Watelet, Antoine-Jean Gros. He became friend or had a working relationship with Jean-François Millet. Among his students and apprentices, we noted that he taught Alexandre Antigna, Ernest Hébert, Jean-François Portaels, Henri-Pierre Picou, Adolphe Yvon, Jean-François Millet, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Auguste Anastasi, Ernest Auguste Gendron, Charles-François Daubigny, Friedrich Bouterwek, Henri Delaborde, Carl Happel, Charles Jalabert, Charles Landelle, Charles Nègre, Guillaume Cabasson, Gustave Boulanger, Gustave Le Gray, Jacques-Emile Lafon, Pierre-Edouard Frère, Théophile Gide, Auguste Lebouy, Louis Devedeux, Auguste-Charles Risler, Clotilde Juillerat, Jules Laurens, Thomas Couture, Jules Joseph Meynier, Ignace-François Bonhommé, Tony Robert-Fleury, Louis Gallait.

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