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François Gérard (1770-1837)

  • News Items : A Small Portrait by François Gérard Stolen at Versailles 25/02/2014

    A painting by François Gérard representing the portrait of Comte Regnault de Saint-Jean d'Angély standing has disappeared from the château's storage rooms as announced in Le Parisien and confirmed by the museum. The theft was noticed on 14 February (...)

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  • News Items : Publication of n°2 of the "Cahiers du Musée des Beaux-Art de Caen" 06/01/2013

    Following the publication of n°1 of the Cahiers du Musée des Beaux-Arts de Caen we mentioned here, n°2 was of course awaited. It is always easier to start a new journal than to ensure its lasting presence. The quality of this new issue which (...)

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  • News Items : A Portrait of Talleyrand by François Gérard Joins the Metropolitan Museum 09/10/2012

    What a masterpiece ! The expression might sound a bit trite but is the first to come to mind when looking at the Portrait of Talleyrand by François Gérard just acquired by the Metropolitan Museum from the Wildenstein Gallery in New York. The (...)

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  • News Items : A Drawing by Baron Gérard for the Metropolitan 20/09/2012

    The Metropolitan Museum of Art has recently acquired a drawing by Baron Gérard, Daphnis Running after Chloé, an illustration project which was never used for The Pastoral Loves of Daphnis and Chloé, from the Terrades Gallery in Paris. This (...)

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  • Museums : Ajaccio and Bastia : Corsica’s museums get a facelift 25/07/2010

    Anyone familiar with the Musée Fesch – rebaptized Palais Fesch-Musée des Beaux-Arts d’Ajaccio – already knows that it houses one of France’s most important art collections, second only to the Louvre for its Italian paintings. The recent renovation, (...)

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