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Jean Louis Theodore Gericault - Paintings
Théodore Géricault (full name: Jean-Louis-André-Théodore), an idol for Eugene Delacroix, was one of the most important French painters of the Romantic period.
Born on September 26, 1791 in Rouen.
Died on January 26, 1824 in Paris.
Théodore Géricault's work was created during four creative periods, in which he mostly suffered from severe depression, living in Paris. Among his favorite topics, there are paintings with military content, pictures of horses and recent, mostly dramatic events. Thus, "The Raft of Medusa", showing survivors of a shipwreck, can be named his major work. Géricault's figures appear rather as classical sculptures, illuminated by a dramatic lighting, but they stand out by their passionate expression of feelings, reproduced with great realism.		 Jean Louis Theodore Gericault
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Jean Louis Theodore Gericault - paintings - Two Horses
Two Horses

Jean Louis Theodore Gericault - paintings - Two Leopards
Two Leopards

Jean Louis Theodore Gericault - paintings - Two Post Horses at the Door of a Stable
Two Post Horses at the Door of a Stable

Jean Louis Theodore Gericault - paintings - View from the Hill in Montmartre
View from the Hill in Montmartre

Jean Louis Theodore Gericault - paintings - Walking lion
Walking lion


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