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Marine Paintings by Théodore Gudin

June 23rd, 2021

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Jean Antoine Théodore Gudin (15 August 1802 – 11 April 1880) was a French marine painter. Along with Louis-Philippe Crépin, he became one of the first two official Peintres de la Marine in 1830. (Read the whole Wikipedia bio)

Lighthouse

The shipwreck

The Cours-la-Reine

Smuggler’s Boat

Ships By The Coast

The ship on the left is La Belle, in the middle is Le Joly, and L’Aimable, which has run aground, is to the far right. The ships are at the entrance to Matagorda Bay.

The foundation of the colony of Martinique by the French in 1635

The Golden Horn

Auguste at the Battle of the Chesapeake

Louis-Philippe and his family in the harbor of Cherbourg, September 3, 1833

Trait of dedication from Captain Desse, from Bordeaux, to Le Colombus, a Dutch ship

View of a rocky coast by moonlight

French fleet going from Cherbourg to Brest

L’Embuscade fighting HMS Boston

Château de Chantilly

Bombardment

Expedition of Vice-Admiral Baudin to Mexico in 1838

Battle of Cape Lizard

Attack at Alger

The Coast at Scheveningen

Napoleon III Visiting Genoa, in 1859, during the Austro-Sardinian War

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