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Jules François

Charles-Rémy-Jules François (24 December 1809, Paris - 1861) was a French engraver. His early productions were engravings of pictures by Anthony van Dyck and Raphael in the manner of his master Louis-Pierre Henriquel-Dupont. Later he was exclusively employed in reproducing the paintings of Paul Delaroche.

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Jules François

Jules Francois Australia (20th-21st Century) Pont Neuf Oil on linen Signed to side titled signed verso

Jules François · Public domain

Born
1809 · Paris.
Died
1861 · Neuilly-sur-Seine.
Nationality
France
Occupation
printmaker · copper engraver · graphic artist
Languages
French

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Charles-Rémy-Jules François (24 December 1809, Paris - 1861) was a French engraver. His early productions were engravings of pictures by Anthony van Dyck and Raphael in the manner of his master Louis-Pierre Henriquel-Dupont. Later he was exclusively employed in reproducing the paintings of Paul Delaroche.

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