Louis Carrogis Collection
Louis Carrogis, also known as Carmontelle, was a talented French artist who captured the essence of his subjects with remarkable skill and precision
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Louis Carrogis, also known as Carmontelle, was a talented French artist who captured the essence of his subjects with remarkable skill and precision. His works spanned various genres and mediums, showcasing his versatility and artistic prowess. In "A Lady Seated on a Terrace Embroidering on a Tambour, with a Little Boy Standing in Front, " Carmontelle masterfully portrays the serene scene of domesticity. The lady's focused expression reveals her dedication to her craft while the little boy's curious gaze adds an element of innocence to the composition. "The Prince of Saxe-Gotha with His Tutor, Baron d Hel" showcases Carmontelle's ability to capture regal figures in all their grandeur. The prince exudes confidence and poise while his tutor stands by him, imparting wisdom and guidance. One cannot help but be captivated by "The Baron de Bombelles in the Tuileries. " In this piece, Carmontelle expertly combines black lead, red chalk, and watercolor to create depth and texture. The baron's dignified stance against the backdrop of lush greenery transports us back to 1765 Paris. Carmontelle's talent shines through once again in "The Baron de Talleyrand. " This portrait captures not only the physical likeness but also hints at Talleyrand's enigmatic personality through subtle details rendered in black lead, red chalk, and watercolor. In "John Wilkes and Miss Gertrude Carmontelle, " we see two individuals brought together through artistry. Their shared passion for creativity is evident as they engage in conversation amidst an enchanting landscape created by Carmontelle's skilled hand. "Carmontelle takes us into military territory with 'Colonel Morrison Possibly in the Uniform of Royal Engineers. ' Against a fortified town backdrop lies Colonel Morrison - resolute yet contemplative - embodying strength both within himself and his surroundings.