Jean Lulvès
Allemagne · 1833–1889 · 12 œuvres à collectionner
Jean Lulvès (26 November 1833, Mulhouse, Alsace – 8 January 1889, Berlin was a Franco-German painter, specializing in genre painting and decorative works for large rooms such as the Coronation Hall in the Kremlin and the now-lost headquarters of the Krause bank in Berlin. He often painted historical scenes, specializing in those from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries .
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RareUne poule.
RarePortrait of a man in the uniform of the Imperial Guard hussar officer
RarePortrait of a man in an armchair with papers in his hand
RareScene in an Arab village
RareStudy of a Renaissance armchair
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RareStudy of three heads (Arabs)
RareLe meurtre de David Rizzio
RareStudy of a horse
RareBlack horse
RareExotic scene
RarePortrait of an actor
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