Pierre Charles Collection

Ulysses Lands on the Isle of Calypso, 1737. Artist: Pierre Charles Tremolieres
Ulysses Lands on the Isle of Calypso, 1737. From the Musee Fabre, Montpellier, France

The Baptism, ca. 1734. Creator: Pierre Charles Tremolieres
The Baptism, ca. 1734

Country Fair, 1762. Creator: Pierre Charles Levesque
Country Fair, 1762

Title page: a smiling man holds a corner of a cloth tied to a fig tree and points with a stick to the cloths inscription, from Recueil de plusieurs jeux d enfants chinois after Jean Pillement, 1759

A South West View of the City of New York, in North America, ca. 1768

Petite Marine Angloise, 1761. Creator: Pierre-Charles Canot
Petite Marine Angloise, 1761

Dogs and Still Life, 1778. Creators: Pierre-Charles Canot, Joseph Farington
Dogs and Still Life, 1778

Comedy, ca. 1736. Creator: Pierre Charles Tremolieres
Comedy, ca. 1736

Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. C. c1897. Creator: Unknown
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C. c1897. Laid out by Pierre (Peter) Charles L Enfant, Pennsylvania Avenue was one of the earliest streets constructed in the Federal City

The Battle of Trafalgar, c1900. Creator: Unknown
The Battle of Trafalgar, c1900. Twenty-seven British ships of the line led by Admiral Lord Nelson aboard HMS Victory defeated thirty-three French

Deptford Docks, London, 1753. Artist
Deptford Docks, London, 1753. Plan of the Dock Yard at Deptford including the surrounding area. In the upper section is a view of the River Thames with water vessels

Lambeth Palace, London, 1745. Artist: Pierre-Charles Canot
View of Lambeth Palace from the north bank, looking across the River Thames, London, 1745. In the foreground water vessels can be seen on the river with figures unloading cargo

Study, (1715-1739?). Artist: Pierre Charles Tremolieres
Study, (1715-1739?)

Pierre-Charles Ingouf after Sigmund Freudenberger (French, 1746 - 1800), Les moeurs du temps, etching and engraving

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Pierre Charles, a name that resonates with artistic brilliance and diverse creativity. From Ulysses landing on the enchanting Isle of Calypso to the sacred act of baptism captured in timeless beauty, Pierre Charles Tremolieres weaves tales through his brushstrokes. His art transports us to different eras, immersing us in their essence. In 1762, Pierre Charles Levesque takes us to a vibrant country fair bustling with life and excitement. The energy is palpable as people revel in joyous festivities. Meanwhile, on a title page adorned with a smiling man tied to a fig tree by cloth, an enigmatic story unfolds before our eyes. Moving across continents and timeframes, Pierre-Charles Canot's "Petite Marine Angloise" showcases the elegance of naval exploration in 18th-century England. The intricate details bring forth images of grandeur and adventure upon vast oceans. But it doesn't stop there; Pierre-Charles Canot collaborates with Joseph Farington to create "Dogs and Still Life. " This captivating piece captures both the beauty of nature and the companionship between humans and animals. Pierre Charles Tremolieres returns with "Comedy, " where he delves into the world of entertainment during an era long gone but not forgotten. Laughter echoes from every corner as actors transport audiences into realms filled with mirthful delight. Fast forward to c1897 when an unknown artist presents Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D. C. , capturing its architectural splendor amidst urban hustle-bustle. And then again around c1900 when another anonymous creator immortalizes "The Battle of Trafalgar, " reminding us of historic triumphs etched forever in memory. London becomes a canvas for multiple artists under the name Pierre-Charles Canot - Deptford Docks (1753) showcasing maritime prowess while Lambeth Palace (1745) exudes regal charm. Through their art, we witness the city's evolution and its enduring spirit.