Henri Anatole de Beaulieu

The army on the Loire, Musée barrois

Henri Anatole de Beaulieu (* 1819 in Paris ; † 1884 ) was a French painter (orientalist).

He is considered one of the most important students of Eugène Delacroix and made his debut at the Salon de Paris in 1844 with a scene from the Inquisition. Later he painted pictures from Italy and the Orient. His works are very lively in their presentation, some of which are characterized by melancholy poetry.

Works

The surprise
The serenade
The ticket
The battle in the old battery
The ostrich egg
Memory of a military rally
The army on the Loire
Well in a looted house, 1874
allegory
Guerrier combattant un serpent, 1858
Orientale dans le patio, 1880

literature

Biographical Artist Lexicon Dr. Hermann Alex. Müller, Publishing House of the Bibliographical Institute, Leipzig, 1882

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personal data
SURNAME	Beaulieu, Henri Anatole de
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	French painter
DATE OF BIRTH	1819
PLACE OF BIRTH	Paris
DATE OF DEATH	1884