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Garneray - Louis XVI au Temple - P2813 - Musée Carnavalet (cropped)

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Jean-François Garneray (1755-1837) was a French painter known for his marine and naval scenes. He was born in Paris and trained under the renowned marine painter Joseph Vernet. Garneray's works often depicted naval battles, ships and seascapes with great detail and realism. Garneray's career was closely linked to the French Navy, as he served as a naval artist and travelled extensively on board various ships, including those involved in the Napoleonic Wars. His first-hand experience at sea lent authenticity to his depictions of maritime life and naval engagements. In addition to his marine scenes, Garneray also painted portraits and landscapes.

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1700 - 1800
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Jean-Francois Garneray (1755–1837)

French painter. He was a student of Jacques-Louis David.
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craquelure images from paris musees jean francois garneray louis xvi in the prison du temple paintings in musee carnavalet paris in the 18th century high resolution france