Charles Picqué

Also known as Charles Picque, Carlo Picqué, Charles-Louis Picqué

Charles Picqué, also called Charles-Louis Picqué, was a Belgian painter, lithographer and engraver known for his neo-classical and romantic works. He was distinguished in several fields: portraiture, landscape, still-life, sacred art and history painting.

Occupation: painter, engraver, visual artist, artist
Citizenship: Belgium
Born: June 20, 1799
Died: March 21, 1869

A Saint Bernard Dog Comes to the Aid of a lost Woman with a sick Childknown for Portrait of Johannes Van Ackerknown for Portrait of Cordelie Caroline Jeannette De Meulemeester, the Wife of Maximiliaan Macharius Van Aelbroeckknown for Portrait of Maximiliaan Macharius Van Aelbroeck, Councillor at the Court of Appeal in Ghentknown for Hebeknown for Self-Portraitknown for Portrait of Jean-Louis Van Aelbroeck, politician and agriculturalistknown for Portrait of Pope Pius IXknown for Belgiumcountry of citizenship

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Also known as Charles Picque, Carlo Picqué, Charles-Louis Picqué

Charles Picqué

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