Charles Picqué

Charles Picqué

1799 — 1869

Belgian painter (1799–1869)

Charles Picqué, also called Charles-Louis Picqué, was a Belgian painter, lithographer and engraver known for his neo-classical and romantic works. He was distinguished in several fields: portraiture, landscape, still-life, sacred art and history painting.

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Portrait of Johannes Van Acker

Portrait of Johannes Van Acker

Charles Picqué Groeningemuseum

Hebe

Charles Picqué Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)

A Saint Bernard Dog Comes to the Aid of a lost Woman with a sick Child

A Saint Bernard Dog Comes to the Aid of a lost Woman with a sick Child

Charles Picqué Rijksmuseum

Portrait of Pope Leo XII

Portrait of Pope Leo XII

Charles Picqué

Le gouvernement provisoire de la Belgique en 1830

Le gouvernement provisoire de la Belgique en 1830

Charles Picqué Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium

Portrait of Pope Pius VIII

Portrait of Pope Pius VIII

Charles Picqué

Self-Portrait

Charles Picqué Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)

Portrait of the Artist Joseph Paelinck

Portrait of the Artist Joseph Paelinck

Charles Picqué Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)

Portrait of Jean-Louis Van Aelbroeck, politician and agriculturalist

Portrait of Jean-Louis Van Aelbroeck, politician and agriculturalist

Charles Picqué Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)

Portrait of Cordelie Caroline Jeannette De Meulemeester, the Wife of Maximiliaan Macharius Van Aelbroeck

Portrait of Cordelie Caroline Jeannette De Meulemeester, the Wife of Maximiliaan Macharius Van Aelbroeck

Charles Picqué Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)

Portrait of Maximiliaan Macharius Van Aelbroeck, Councillor at the Court of Appeal in Ghent

Portrait of Maximiliaan Macharius Van Aelbroeck, Councillor at the Court of Appeal in Ghent

Charles Picqué Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)

Portrait of Pope Pius IX

Portrait of Pope Pius IX

Charles Picqué Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)