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Henri Lehmann

Henri Lehmann

French Artist · 1814–1882

9 works across 2 collections on LinkedCulture

Henri Lehmann's painter father first trained him, but the time he spent in Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres's studio in the 1830s formed the basis for his long and honored career. He remained an ardent classicist in the manner of Ingres. Beginning in 1835, Lehmann exhibited regularly at the Salon, winning first-class medals in 1840, 1848, and 1855. Renowned for his graceful portraits, he depicted man

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A Scene from the Story of Tobit

A Scene from the Story of Tobit

The Metropolitan Museum of Art · ca. 1834–82

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Back View of a Male Nude

Back View of a Male Nude

The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1859

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Faustine Léo (1832–1865)

Faustine Léo (1832–1865)

The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1842

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Kneeling Draped Male Figure, Facing Left

Kneeling Draped Male Figure, Facing Left

The Metropolitan Museum of Art · March 25, 1859

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Kneeling Nude Male Figure, Facing Left

Kneeling Nude Male Figure, Facing Left

The Metropolitan Museum of Art · March 25, 1859

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Lamentation at the Foot of the Cross

Lamentation at the Foot of the Cross

Getty Museum · 1847

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Study for the figure of Sarah in the now-lost painting, "Tobias Brings His Bride Sarah to the House of His Father, Tobit"

Study for the figure of Sarah in the now-lost painting, "Tobias Brings His Bride Sarah to the House of His Father, Tobit"

The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1863

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Study of a Female Nude

Study of a Female Nude

The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1840

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Study of Drapery

Study of Drapery

The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 19th century

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