Charles-Philippe Lariviere
1798–1876 · French · 29 artworks
AcademicismHistorical paintingPortraitureDetailed renderingAcademic compositionMilitary scenes
artist bio
Charles-Philippe Larivière was a French painter known for his historical and military scenes, as well as portraits, rendered in the Academic style. He contributed to the documentation of significant historical events and figures through his art.
what you'll learn
Studying Larivière's work allows students to understand the principles of Academic painting, including accurate representation, historical narrative, and portraiture. Students can learn about composition, detail, and the depiction of historical events.
related: Paul Delaroche, Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, Horace Vernet
29 artworks
Bataille Dunes
1837
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Sebastien Le Prestre De Vauban
1834
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La Fugitive
1869
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Self Portrait
1818
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Adolphe Niel
1861
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Thémistocle Se Réfugie Chez Admète
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Louis Philippe D'Orléans
1840
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Achille Baraguey D'Hilliers
1857
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Dode De La Brunerie
1830
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Mustapha Khaznadar
1846
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Marshal Exelmans
1852
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Achilles
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Battle of Ascalon, 18 November 1177
1844
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Bataille De Mons En Pévèle
1840
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Duguesclin Cocherel
1839
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Jean-Martial Bineau
1855
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Auguste Regnaud De Saint Jean D'Angély
1860
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Rochambeau Versailles
1834
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Thomas Bugeaud
1845
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Portrait D'Ibrahim Pacha
1846
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Marechal Mortier
1834
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Élie Frédéric Forey
1865
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Roussin, Albin
1842
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Amiral De Mackau (1788-1855)
1853
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Jean Baptiste Drouet D'Erlon
1843
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L'avènement De Louis-Philippe
1837
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Maréchal Leroy De Saint Arnaud
1854
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Fernand De Magellan
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Ahmed Ier Bey
1846
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