Henri Lehmann
1814–1882 · French · 22 artworks
RomanticismPrecise drawingSubtle color palettesIdealized portraitureHistorical subject matterAcademic style
artist bio
Henri Lehmann was a German-born French painter of Jewish descent. He is known for his portraits and history paintings, and for his role in introducing Ingres's style to a wider audience.
what you'll learn
Studying Lehmann's work allows students to understand the transition from Neoclassicism to Romanticism, particularly in portraiture. Students can learn about capturing likeness and character through subtle details and refined technique.
22 artworks
Portrait of Stendhal
1841
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Portrait of Marie d’Agoult
1843
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Léonide (or Monna Belcolore)
1848
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Portrait of Louis-Michel-Victor Mercier
1832
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Hugues De Payens
1841
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St.Catherine of Alexandria
1839
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Mariuccia
1841
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Portrait of Baron Alexander von Humboldt
1835
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Sketch-Portrait of Louis-Michel-Victor Mercier
1832
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Sketch-Portrait of Frédéric Chopin
1847
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Drawing of Chopin (19 April 1847)
1847
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Portrait of a young female
1837
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Portrait von Frédéric Chopin
1840
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The fisherman and the nymph
1837
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Portrait of Clémentine (Mrs. Alphonse) Karr
1845
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Portrait of the doctor M.G. Worms
1850
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Portrait of Cristina Trivulzio Belgiojoso
1843
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Portrait of the count of Nieuwerkerke
1846
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Portrait of Faustine Léo
1842
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Portrait of Franz Liszt
1839
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Charles VII De France
1837
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Louis VIII of France
1837
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