Charles Désiré Hue: Scène galante

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Charles Désiré Hue: Scène galante.

Fine oil on canvas, signed.

Beautiful gilded leaf frame: guilloches, laurels, lictors' beams, palmettes, ribboned wire, gracques and scrolls.

Frame: height 61 cm, width 51 cm.

View: height 37 cm, width 27 cm.

Charles-Désiré Hue (1825-1899) entered the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he became a pupil of Joseph-Nicolas Robert-Fleury and Carraud. 

Best known for his lithographs, an art he experimented with with Eugène Prosper Leroux, he exhibited his first canvas, Les Éxilés de Tibère, at the Salon of 1857. 

He received an honorable mention at the 1883 Salon. 

Specializing in genre scenes often set in the 18th century, he is also known for Le Visiteur (1867, location unknown) and Un salon du palais de Fontainebleau (location unknown).

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