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.jpg "HMS Cumberland Fighting Against the Le Lys and La Gloire by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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.jpg "The Battle of Monte-Sancto by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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.jpg "Napoleon Bonaparte and Marie Louise Landing in Antwerp by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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.jpg "Fight of the Frigate Poursuivante Against the British Ship Hercule, 28 June 1803 by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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.jpg "Scene of the Battle of Trafalgar by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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.jpg "A Hunt with Falcons (detail) by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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.jpg "Louis XVI visiting Cherbourg port, June 23 by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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.jpg "Royal fleet following Louis XVI at Cherbourg June 23 by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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.jpg "Emperor Napoleon I and Marie Louise Attend the Squadron of Admiral Troude in Cherbourg by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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.jpg "Fight of the Poursuivante against the British Ship Hercules by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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.jpg "HMS Cumberland fights against Le Lys and La Gloire. 1827 by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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.jpg "Shipwreck of the Fleet of Sailor Jean Francois de Galaup Called La Perouse by Louis Philippe Crepin")
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Louis-Philippe Crépin, who was born in 1772 in the vibrant metropolis of Paris and departed his life there on November 26, 1851, embodies one of the most important marine painters of France in his era. In 1830, he and Jean Antoine Theodore Gudin were honored to be named the very first officially recognized Peintres de la Marine, the Marine Painters of France. This title is considered a significant milestone in the history of marine painting and highlights the outstanding importance of Crépin in this discipline.
Before Crépin found his way to painting, he spent four years on the high seas - as a helmsman and gabier, a nautical position that includes, in particular, responsibility for the sails. This experience was to have a lasting impact on his style. He acquired skills in art from renowned teachers - studying painting of the sea under the tutelage of Claude Joseph Vernet and devoting himself to landscape painting in the studio of Hubert Robert. His artistic works first attracted public attention in Paris in 1796, when he exhibited "La sortie du port de Brest". Until 1835, his masterpieces were repeatedly shown in exhibitions in Paris. In 1817, he was given a special honor - he received a personal letter from the "Ministre de la Marine et des Colonies," Laurent de Gouvion Saint-Cyr, who gave him a long-term commission to create marine paintings for the French government. In the course of this, Crépin established a studio in the prestigious Ministère de la Marine.
Our company is proud to reproduce the grandiose works of such a master as Louis-Philippe Crépin. His most famous masterpiece is the "Combat de la frégate française La Bayonnaise contre la frégate anglaise l'Embuscade 14 décembre 1798", which was commissioned by none other than Napoleon Bonaparte. It was exhibited at the Salon in 1801 and hung in the Château de Saint-Cloud, the former residence of the Empress, until 1834, when it was transferred to Versailles by King Louis Philippe I. Since 1935, it has graced the walls of the Musée national de la Marine. Our experts strive to perfectly capture the fine details and vivid coloration of this masterpiece in our reproductions, preserving and spreading the legacy of this great artist.
Louis-Philippe Crépin, who was born in 1772 in the vibrant metropolis of Paris and departed his life there on November 26, 1851, embodies one of the most important marine painters of France in his era. In 1830, he and Jean Antoine Theodore Gudin were honored to be named the very first officially recognized Peintres de la Marine, the Marine Painters of France. This title is considered a significant milestone in the history of marine painting and highlights the outstanding importance of Crépin in this discipline.
Before Crépin found his way to painting, he spent four years on the high seas - as a helmsman and gabier, a nautical position that includes, in particular, responsibility for the sails. This experience was to have a lasting impact on his style. He acquired skills in art from renowned teachers - studying painting of the sea under the tutelage of Claude Joseph Vernet and devoting himself to landscape painting in the studio of Hubert Robert. His artistic works first attracted public attention in Paris in 1796, when he exhibited "La sortie du port de Brest". Until 1835, his masterpieces were repeatedly shown in exhibitions in Paris. In 1817, he was given a special honor - he received a personal letter from the "Ministre de la Marine et des Colonies," Laurent de Gouvion Saint-Cyr, who gave him a long-term commission to create marine paintings for the French government. In the course of this, Crépin established a studio in the prestigious Ministère de la Marine.
Our company is proud to reproduce the grandiose works of such a master as Louis-Philippe Crépin. His most famous masterpiece is the "Combat de la frégate française La Bayonnaise contre la frégate anglaise l'Embuscade 14 décembre 1798", which was commissioned by none other than Napoleon Bonaparte. It was exhibited at the Salon in 1801 and hung in the Château de Saint-Cloud, the former residence of the Empress, until 1834, when it was transferred to Versailles by King Louis Philippe I. Since 1935, it has graced the walls of the Musée national de la Marine. Our experts strive to perfectly capture the fine details and vivid coloration of this masterpiece in our reproductions, preserving and spreading the legacy of this great artist.
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