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Nicolas Toussaint Charlet (1792-1845), a French artist, is known for his lithographic drawings that capture the daily life of ordinary people in France. He is particularly recognized for his depictions of soldiers, often in humorous or poignant scenes, reflecting the post-Napoleonic era. Charlet's works, characterized by their detailed sketches and delicate line work, are often considered sentimental and nostalgic, reflecting the social and political climate of his time.
Born
December 20, 1792
Birth place
France
Died
December 30, 1845
Death place
France
The Sign Painter (Le Peintre d'Enseignes)
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
Artwork
L'Aumône
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
Artwork
Battle Scene
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
Artwork
Soldier Holding a Parasol
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
n.d.
Standing Hussar
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
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"They Are the Children of France!"
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
1850
Poster Bearer
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
1850
15th of August!
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
1850
Three Soldiers Arriving at their Quarters
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
1850
Zwitserse soldaat op een steen
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
1842
Officier berispt drinkende militair zonder uniform
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
1840
Le Retour de L'Ile d'Elbe (The Return from the Isle of ...
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
1830
Troepen van Napoleon vallen Akko binnen
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
1821
Metselaar bij een muur
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
1821
Watching "Punch and Judy"
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet
1824