Horace Vernet
French painter of the nineteenth century, specialising in military and historical scenes and portraits, associated with academic Romanticism. He directed the French Academy in Rome. He is remembered for his large compositions of Napoleonic battles and for portraits of distinguished figures of his time, including artists and public figures.
- Works
- 8
- Years
- 1810–1835
- As prints
- 8
Portrait of a MamelukeHorace Vernet, 1810From €29
The Start of the Riderless Horse RaceHorace Vernet, 1820From €29
Jean-Louis-André-Théodore Géricault (1791–1824)Horace Vernet, 1822From €29
Self-Portrait in RomeHorace Vernet, 1832From €29
Bertel Thorvaldsen (1768–1844) with the Bust of Horace VernetHorace Vernet, 1833From €29
Departure for the Hunt in the Pontine MarshesHorace Vernet, 1833From €29
Hunt in the Pontine MarshesHorace Vernet, 1833From €29
Combat Between a Greek and a TurkHorace Vernet, 1835From €29