Hippolyte Bellangé Portrait Prints
French, 1800-1866
Hippolyte BELLANGÉ was an artist born in France in 1800 and died in 1866. His works went up for sale at public auction 388 times, mostly in the Drawing-Watercolor category. The oldest auction recorded on Artprice.com is "The battle of Alheim" sold in 1986 at Christie's (Drawing-Watercolor) and the most recent is "Military" sold in 2023.(Biography provided by Gijsel Gallery)
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Artist: Hippolyte Bellangé
Dédié a Madame Vve. Charlet - Original Lithographs by Hippolyte Bellangé - 1846
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