Antoine Charles Horace Vernet Collection
Antoine Charles Horace Vernet, born in 1758 and passed away in 1836, was a renowned French painter who left an indelible mark on the art world
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Antoine Charles Horace Vernet, born in 1758 and passed away in 1836, was a renowned French painter who left an indelible mark on the art world. His artistic journey began with his father Carle Vernet, also a celebrated artist. In the early years of his career, Antoine Charles Horace Vernet gained recognition for his contributions to the Revue du Quintidi in 1800 or 1801. Collaborating with Jean-Baptiste Isabey and Carle Vernet himself, he showcased his talent and passion for art. One of his notable works is "The Toilet Of The Clerk Prosecutor, " painted by Carle Vernet in 1885. This masterpiece depicts everyday life scenes with intricate details that captivate viewers' attention. Another remarkable piece is "Portrait of Carle Vernet Sketching" from 1816, created by Emile Jean-Horace Vernet. This artwork beautifully captures the essence of Carle's dedication to his craft as he immerses himself in sketching. Vernet's talents extended beyond traditional painting techniques; he also ventured into fabric design. Two noteworthy examples are "La Route de Jouy (The Road to Jouy)" and "La Route de St. Cloud ou de Poissy. " These furnishing fabrics showcase exquisite patterns inspired by scenic routes near Nantes during the early 19th century. Furthermore, we cannot overlook J. P Meillier et Cie's creation titled "Dites Merci, " a stunning furnishing fabric dating back to around 1798. Its intricate design reflects the elegance and sophistication prevalent during that era. Vernet's involvement in documenting historical events is evident through lithography like "Battle of Austerlitz in Moravia" during Napoleonic wars (1805). Through this medium, he successfully conveyed significant moments from history to future generations. His legacy lives on through various portraits and sculptures created in his honor.