
1792–1845 · French · 15 artworks
artist bio
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet was a French painter and printmaker, known for his lithographs depicting military and genre scenes, particularly those related to Napoleon's army. His work captured the spirit of the Napoleonic era and contributed to the Romantic movement's interest in historical and emotional subjects.
what you'll learn
Studying Charlet's work allows students to understand the Romantic movement's fascination with historical subjects and the use of lithography as a medium for mass dissemination of art. Students can also learn about character depiction and narrative storytelling through visual means.
related: Eugene Delacroix, Honore Daumier

To Aï Bonenfant Rendezvous

The good student

Wig Fishing

Old Man on a Walk accompanied by three Children

Les Dernières Nouvelles

Old Man's Head
1845

La Prière à la Madonne (Bandits en Prière)
1834

The Half-Sale

Vagabond

The Old Grognard recounting his Epics

Beggar portrait

The Little Poachers

Soldier of the Republic at Rest with his dog

Portrait of man in blue cap

The Old Man and the Children
1828