Ships - Etching by Charles-François Lacroix de Marseille - 18th Century
Located in Roma, IT
Ships is an etching realized by Charles-François Lacroix de Marseille in the 18th Century. Good conditions with slight foxing.
Paper, Etching
A classical view of a Mediterranean port
Located in Stoke, Hampshire
Charles-François Grenier de Lacroix, called Lacroix de Marseille (c.1700–1782) was one of the foremost French marine and landscape painters of the eighteenth century.
Oil
Ship Leaving the Bay at Sunrise French Seascape 18th century Rococo Oil Painting
Located in Stockholm, SE
Attributed Charles François Grenier de Lacroix or Charles - François Lacroix de Marseille (1700 - 1782) as signed lower left on the stone “Lacroix”.
Canvas, Wood, Oil
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H 32.29 in W 34.26 in
Port View with Figures and a Turk, Late 18th - 19th Century
Located in Firenze, IT
Although painted in the late 18th or early 19th century, the style clearly reflects the decorative and narrative traditions of Vernet and Lacroix de Marseille. The figure of the T...
Canvas, Oil
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H 25.2 in W 31.5 in
Coastal Landscape See Paint Lacroix de Marseille Oil on canvas 18th Century Art
Located in Riva del Garda, IT
Coastal view at sunset with fishermen and boats Atelier of Charles François Grenier De Lacroix, called de Marseille (Marseille 1700 - Berlin 1782) Oil on canvas 50 x 62 cm. - in fra...
Oil
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H 29.93 in W 40.95 in
18th century Mediterranean Harbour landscape painting - View of Marseille
Located in Aartselaar, BE
One can compare the present painting with "Bord de Mer" in the Musée de Beaux Arts de Marseille and "Effet de soleil brumeux" in the Musée d'art de Toulon both by Lacroix de Marseill...
Canvas, Oil
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H 27.96 in W 24.02 in
Landscape See Water Antoniani Paint Oil on canvas Old master 18th Century Italy
Located in Riva del Garda, IT
Antoniani looks at the examples of Joseph Vernet, Carlo Bonavia, Adrian Manglard and Lacroix de Marseille, appreciated by the Turin court and therefore known to our artist through di...
Oil
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