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Immerse yourself in the multifaceted world of Jean-Charles Langlois, whose life and work as an artist and soldier were inextricably intertwined. Born July 22, 1789, in Beaumont-en-Auge and known as "Le Colonel," Langlois was more than just a remarkable French officer. His artistic skills manifested themselves on the battlefield and in painting, and he additionally earned the title of a pioneer of photography. His journey began in 1806 as a recent graduate of the École polytechnique, a prestigious military academy. His life as an officer was marked by wars, beginning with the Dalmatian Campaign of 1809, through the Russian Campaign of 1812, to the Wars of Liberation and finally the French invasion of Spain in 1823. He received his promotion to captain on the brutal battlefield of Waterloo in 1815, where he was severely wounded. Despite the physical scars he bore on the battlefield, Langlois developed a unique skill: he gave life and depth to relentless battles through his artistic abilities.
Langlois, who was placed on half-salary during the French Restoration, used his newfound time to pursue his growing passion for drawing and painting. He moved to Paris in 1817 and became a student of Antoine Jean Gros, Horace, Vernet, and Anne Louis Girodet Trioson, all established painters of their day. But painting was not the only medium Langlois used to record his experiences and observations. After making a series of impressive sketches in Algeria, he created his fascinating Panorama of Algiers in 1836. This masterpiece and many others of his works, from the battles of Napoleon's Egyptian campaign to the French campaign in Spain, have found their way into the living and working spaces of numerous art lovers as inspirational art prints. During his trip to Egypt in 1850, Langlois met Maxime Du Camp, a French writer, journalist and photographer. This encounter led Langlois to discover photography for himself and to begin using this relatively new art form to document the Crimean War. Together with the young photographer Leon Eugéne Méhédin, he visited the battlefields of the Crimean War and created photographic images there for his panoramic painting of Sevastopol. These works, exhibited between 1860 and 1865 in a rotunda built by Gabriel Jean Antoine Davioud at the traffic circle of the Champs Elysées in Paris.
Immerse yourself in the multifaceted world of Jean-Charles Langlois, whose life and work as an artist and soldier were inextricably intertwined. Born July 22, 1789, in Beaumont-en-Auge and known as "Le Colonel," Langlois was more than just a remarkable French officer. His artistic skills manifested themselves on the battlefield and in painting, and he additionally earned the title of a pioneer of photography. His journey began in 1806 as a recent graduate of the École polytechnique, a prestigious military academy. His life as an officer was marked by wars, beginning with the Dalmatian Campaign of 1809, through the Russian Campaign of 1812, to the Wars of Liberation and finally the French invasion of Spain in 1823. He received his promotion to captain on the brutal battlefield of Waterloo in 1815, where he was severely wounded. Despite the physical scars he bore on the battlefield, Langlois developed a unique skill: he gave life and depth to relentless battles through his artistic abilities.
Langlois, who was placed on half-salary during the French Restoration, used his newfound time to pursue his growing passion for drawing and painting. He moved to Paris in 1817 and became a student of Antoine Jean Gros, Horace, Vernet, and Anne Louis Girodet Trioson, all established painters of their day. But painting was not the only medium Langlois used to record his experiences and observations. After making a series of impressive sketches in Algeria, he created his fascinating Panorama of Algiers in 1836. This masterpiece and many others of his works, from the battles of Napoleon's Egyptian campaign to the French campaign in Spain, have found their way into the living and working spaces of numerous art lovers as inspirational art prints. During his trip to Egypt in 1850, Langlois met Maxime Du Camp, a French writer, journalist and photographer. This encounter led Langlois to discover photography for himself and to begin using this relatively new art form to document the Crimean War. Together with the young photographer Leon Eugéne Méhédin, he visited the battlefields of the Crimean War and created photographic images there for his panoramic painting of Sevastopol. These works, exhibited between 1860 and 1865 in a rotunda built by Gabriel Jean Antoine Davioud at the traffic circle of the Champs Elysées in Paris.
.jpg "Battle of Montereau, 18th February 1814 by Jean Charles Langlois")
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.jpg "The Capture of Morea Castle, 30th October 1828, 1836 by Jean Charles Langlois")
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_1838_-_(MeisterDrucke-951668).jpg "Battle of Polotsk on 18/08/1812 by Jean Charles Langlois")
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.jpg "Campaign of Russia: Panorama of the Battle of Moscova on 7/09/1812 by Jean Charles Langlois")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-143078).jpg "Battle of Navarino, 1827 by Jean Charles Langlois")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-974899).jpg "Battle of Laubressel, 3 March 1814, c.1870 by Jean Charles Langlois")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-89072).jpg "The Battle of Sebastopol, Right Hand Section of Triptych by Jean Charles Langlois")
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.jpg "Campaign of Russia: Panorama of the Battle of Moscova on 7/09/1812. The Battle of Moskova (also Battle of Borodino) between the French of Napoleon I Bonaparte and the Russian imperial army led by Mikhail Kutuzov by Jean Charles Langlois")
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.jpg "Campaign of Spain and Portugal by Jean Charles Langlois")
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.jpg "The Battle of Smolensk by Jean Charles Langlois")
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.jpg "The Great Temple of Amun at Karnak by Jean Charles Langlois")
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_The_General_House_receives_the_surrender_of_-_(MeisterDrucke-1004779).jpg "Greek Independence War (1828-1833): The General House Receives the Surrender of the Castle of Moree on 30 October 1828 by Jean Charles Langlois")
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.jpg "Battle of Laubressel Near Troyes on March 3 by Jean Charles Langlois")
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 1839 - (MeisterDrucke-110848).jpg "Godefroi Cavaignac by Jean Charles Langlois")
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.jpg "Battle with palm trees and tents by Jean Charles Langlois")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1514219).jpg "Roger Bellegarde by Jean Charles Langlois")
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.jpg "The Battle of Smolensk, 17th August 1812 by Jean Charles Langlois")
.jpg "The Burning of Moscow in 1812 by Jean Charles Langlois")
.jpg "The Battle at the Temple of Karnak: The Egyptian Campaign by Jean Charles Langlois")
 and Ibrahim Pasha (1789-1848) at Navarino September 1828 1838 - (MeisterDrucke-92570).jpg "Meeting Between General Nicolas Joseph Maison and Ibrahim Pasha at Navarino, September 1828 by Jean Charles Langlois")