1774 1833 Collection

Repose of the World. Creator: Pierre Guerin (French, 1774-1833)
Repose of the World

Grasp All, Lose All. Creator: Pierre Guerin (French, 1774-1833)
Grasp All, Lose All

The Death of Sophonisba, c. 1810. Creator: Pierre Guerin (French, 1774-1833), attributed to
The Death of Sophonisba, c. 1810. When a Roman general seized Sophonisba as war booty, her husband encouraged her to die with dignity rather than become a captive. She chose suicide by poison

Repose World Pierre Guerin French 1774-1833
Repose of the World. Pierre Guerin (French, 1774-1833). Lithograph

Grasp Lose Pierre Guerin French 1774-1833
Grasp All, Lose All. Pierre Guerin (French, 1774-1833). Lithograph

Pierre Guerin (French, 1774 - 1833). Qui Trop Embrasse Mal Etreint, 1816. Lithograph

Pierre-Narcisse Guerin (1774-1833) Morpheus and Iris Oil on canvas 1811

Anne Jean Marie Rene Savary 1st Duc de Rovigo (1774-1833) French general and diplomat, 1814. In 1810 Napoleon appointed him Minister of Police

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"1774-1833: The Artistic Journey of Pierre Guerin" Step into the world of Pierre Guerin, a renowned French artist who lived from 1774 to 1833. Known for his exceptional talent and creativity, Guerin left an indelible mark on the art scene during his lifetime. One of his notable works is "Repose of the World, " a masterpiece that captures the tranquility and serenity of existence. Created in 1818, this lithograph on wove paper showcases Guerin's ability to convey a sense of peace through his brushstrokes. Another captivating piece by Guerin is "Grasp All, Lose All. " This artwork serves as a reminder that excessive ambition can lead to downfall. With intricate details and skillful composition, it exemplifies Guerin's mastery over capturing human emotions. Guerin's versatility shines through in "The Death of Sophonisba, " attributed to him around 1810. This painting depicts a tragic moment in history with great sensitivity and depth. It showcases his ability to evoke strong emotions through art. Throughout his career, Guerin produced numerous lithographs that showcased various themes and subjects. From "The Vigilant One" (Le Vigilant) to "The Sluggard" (Le Paresseux), each piece tells its own unique story while displaying Guerin's technical prowess. In addition to being an accomplished artist, it is worth mentioning that Pierre-Narcisse Guérin was not only known for his artistic endeavors but also Anne Jean Marie Rene Savary Duc de Rovigo (1774-1833). A French general and diplomat who played significant roles during crucial times like 1814. Pierre-Guerin's legacy lives on even after two centuries since he first graced the art world with his remarkable talent. His artworks continue to inspire awe and admiration among art enthusiasts worldwide, making him an unforgettable figure in the history of art.