Pierre Duval Le Camus
French · 18 artworks
RomanticismGenre paintingPortraitureNarrative scenesEmphasis on sentimentUse of landscape backgrounds
artist bio
Pierre Duval Le Camus was a French painter known for his genre scenes and portraits during the Romantic period. His works often depicted everyday life, emphasizing sentimental and narrative elements characteristic of the era.
what you'll learn
Studying Le Camus' work helps students understand the Romantic movement's focus on emotion, narrative, and the depiction of everyday life. Students can learn to analyze sentimental themes and the use of natural settings to enhance emotional impact.
related: Eugene Delacroix, Caspar David Friedrich
18 artworks
The Little Chimney Sweep
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Gossipers at the door
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The Romantic Couple
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Peasants busy preparing hemp in front of a cottage door
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Portrait of An Unknown Man in a Landscape
1822
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Alexandre Legros in gunner's uniform in a haystack landscape
1835
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Father and Daughter in a Landscape
1830
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Portrait of a young boy in front of an alpine panorama
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Two Veterans Playing "Piquet"
1819
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The Brandy Merchant at the Guardhouse
1820
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Alms
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Return from Fishing
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Woman Writing a Letter
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Portrait of Claude-Marie Dubufe against a landscape background
1830
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Portrait of Athanase Legros
1835
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Trinitarian Sister in the Convent Courtyard
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Portrait of the painter, Andre Jolivard, seated in a landscape
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Ivan Mikhailovich Skoropadsky with his wife Elizaveta Petrovna Skoropadskaya (nee Tarnovskaya) with her daughter Natalia
1842
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