Attribué à Désiré Adélaïde Charles MAIGNEN DE SAINTE MARIE (1794 1834)

Attribué à Désiré Adélaïde Charles MAIGNEN DE SAINTE MARIE (1794 1834)
Attributed to Désiré Adélaïde Charles MAIGNEN DE SAINTE-MARIE (1794-1834)
SET OF DRAWINGS comprising approximately:
- 2 free sheets of pencil studies on fine burnished paper, antique figures and works of Baron Gros, the Pestiférés of Jaffa and the Battle of Aboukir
- 50 neo-classical studies pasted in pen on tracing paper representing mythological scenes, including 5 signed "Charles des", from the Empire period.
- 7 studies pasted in pencil on tracing paper of religious scenes, circa 1830-1840.
Mounted in a collection of plans of the communes of Heudebouville and Saint-Etienne-de-Vouvray.
36 x 25 cm
(Tears, creases, and lacks)

Charles MAIGNEN DE SAINTE-MARIE is known as a history painter and pupil of Baron Antoine GROS from 1812.
Provenance: By family tradition, transmitted by the descendants of the artist, probably his granddaughter, of the same name Maignen de Sainte-Marie, without descendants herself, to a close friend. Automatically translated by DeepL. To see the original version, click here.