Serbia, Germany. 1857 - 1903
Oriental painting
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1829 Kortrijk, Belgium - 1893 Antwerp, Belgium. Known for: Female figure, history, religion, portrait and genre painting.
Gustave de Jonghe was born in Kortrijk, Belgium in 1829. As a young man he studied with his father, painter Jean Baptiste de Jonghe, and later with Louis Gallait and François Joseph Navez, Belgium's... Read full biography
Gustave de Jonghe was born in Kortrijk, Belgium in 1829. As a young man he studied with his father, painter Jean Baptiste de Jonghe, and later with Louis Gallait and François Joseph Navez, Belgium's most important pupil of Jacques-Louis David, in Brussels. Following the style of his teachers,... Read full biography
Gustave de Jonghe was born in Kortrijk, Belgium in 1829. As a young man he studied with his father, painter Jean Baptiste de Jonghe, and later with Louis Gallait and François Joseph Navez, Belgium's most important pupil of Jacques-Louis David, in Brussels. Following the style of his teachers, Jonghe's early works tended toward historical and religious subjects, portraits, and later, genre scenes. In 1855 he moved to Paris where fellow Belgian, Alfred Stevens, was gaining notoriety for his... Read full biography
Gustave de Jonghe was born in Kortrijk, Belgium in 1829. As a young man he studied with his father, painter Jean Baptiste de Jonghe, and later with Louis Gallait and François Joseph Navez, Belgium's most important pupil of Jacques-Louis David, in Brussels. Following the style of his teachers, Jonghe's early works tended toward historical and religious subjects, portraits, and later, genre scenes. In 1855 he moved to Paris where fellow Belgian, Alfred Stevens, was gaining notoriety for his paintings of elegant high-society women in their finery set in grand interiors. De Jonghe easily adapted his style to emulate the popular Stevens and established himself as an important painter of the Second Empire's upper crust. Several Paris engravers... Read full biography
Gustave de Jonghe was born in Kortrijk, Belgium in 1829. As a young man he studied with his father, painter Jean Baptiste de Jonghe, and later with Louis Gallait and François Joseph Navez, Belgium's most important pupil of Jacques-Louis David, in Brussels. Following the style of his teachers, Jonghe's early works tended toward historical and religious subjects, portraits, and later, genre scenes. In 1855 he moved to Paris where fellow Belgian, Alfred Stevens, was gaining notoriety for his paintings of elegant high-society women in their finery set in grand interiors. De Jonghe easily adapted his style to emulate the popular Stevens and established himself as an important painter of the Second Empire's upper crust. Several Paris engravers including Lasalle, Deblois, and Cooper popularized his best works through engravings. His paintings earned... Read full biography
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Spain. 1852 - 1912
Female figure, nude, landscape, genre painting, illustration
France. 1860 - 1937
Wildlife painting
Italy. 1847 - 1930
Historical figurative and genre scene painting
Spain, Italy. 1857 - 1917
Figure painting, church scene images
Germany. 1827 - 1905
Land-and seascape paintings
Belgium, Netherlands. 1829 - 1895/1908
Portrait and female figure paintings
France. 1853 - 1924
Child portrait, figure and genre painting
United States, Italy. 1842 - 1924
Portrait, figure and landsscape painting, professor of art
Italy, France. 1849 - 1926
Genre of Catholic Church figures compromised, anecdotal genre
Italy. 1858 - 1939
Bourgeois genre and figure painting, women and children
Spain. 1836 - 1901
Portrait, figure, genre painting
Denmark, France. 1860 - 1934
Realist nude figurative, city view and landscape painting
Germany, France. 1833 - 1910
Narrative domestic genre and figure painting, children, family scenes
Netherlands. 1816 - 1882
Snowscene genre and landscape painting
France. 1839 - 1929
Figure painting
France. 1835 - 1902
Orientalist theme painting
Belgium. 1861 - 1949
Portrait, figure, human genre paintings
France. 1859 - 1945
Art nouveau allegorical female figure sculpture
Austria, France, Germany. 1854 - 1932
Middle eastern figure and genre paintings-Orientalist
France. 1850 - 1916
Portrait, female figure painting-nudes
Belgium, France. 1818 - 1895
Orientalist painting, figure and genre, teaching
France. 1832 - 1883
Book illustration, engraving, landscapes, battle scenes and history painting
France, Italy. 1815 - 1891
Academic painting-aristocratic figure and war genre
Spain, Italy. 1856 - 1926
Landscape and city scene painting
Netherlands, Holland. 1853 - 1894
Small-scale, precise landscape painting on wood panel
Italy. 1857 - 1937
Genre painting
Italy. 1861 - 1946
Allegorical, romantic female figure, harem painting, Orientalism, teaching
France. 1825 - 1891
Portrait, landscapes, genre, floral still life and female figure paintings, prints, teaching
Spain, France. 1861 - 1931
Land-and seascape painting-post Impressionist symbolism, playwright
Belgium, England. 1856 - 1929
Detailed figure, genre and country house paintings, posters
Spain, Italy. 1844/48 - 1921
Andalusian culture and portrait painting, teaching