Paul Gavarni Beliebteste Gemälde

The Commentary (1843) by Paul Gavarni

Self-Portrait

Paul Gavarni: Young peasant woman sitting on a rock

Les appres du bal

Paul Gavarni: Portrait of Edmond and Jules de Goncourt

A Sailor Standing on the Shore – Paul Gavarni

What a Dreadful Salon (1839) by Paul Gavarni

The Barmaid, Paul Gavarni

Discover 'The Barmaid' by Paul Gavarni – a captivating 1851 watercolor depicting Victorian London life. Romantic style, elegant details & serene mood. Explore this unique artwork!

Paul Gavarni, The agent of the street of Jerusalem (1841)

Crown Prosecutor de Villefort in 1838 von Paul Gavarni, 1846

Paul Gavarni: Carnival in Paris.

Discover "Carnival in Paris" by Paul Gavarni – a captivating black & white drawing of Parisian life. Explore Gavarni's unique style and charm. A timeless art piece!

Corsican Bertuccio - before he became steward of the Count of Monte Cristo von Paul Gavarni

Discover Paul Gavarni’s ‘Corsican Bertuccio’ – a captivating 1846 drawing of the Count of Monte Cristo's steward. A glimpse into his past, rendered in classic black & white style.

flower-market – Paul Gavarni

Encre et rehauts de blanc

Lithography for the series "Les Enfants Terribles''

Paul Gavarni’s "Les Enfants Terribles" lithograph evokes melancholy through a poignant scene of an elderly man & boy. Romantic style, intricate cross-hatching, & French 19th-century art.

General, peer of France, Comte de Morcer in 1838 – Paul Gavarni

An employee of the fitter of Morrel Cocles in 1829, Paul Gavarni

Pupil and slave of the Count of Monte Cristo, Albanian Greek (Orthodox) Gaide in 1838, 1846, Paul Gavarni

Admire Gavarni’s poignant drawing of Gaide, an Albanian Greek slave, from 'The Count of Monte Cristo'. A captivating 1846 lithograph in black & white, showcasing Parisian realism and dramatic storytelling. Hand-painted reproductions available.

Ruined Armator Morrel in Marseille in 1829 von Paul Gavarni, 1846

The paralyzed Bonapartist Girondist Noirtier de Villefort in 1838 von Paul Gavarni

Paul Gavarni: Lady with a street boy

A cavalry trumpeter on horseback. Courtesy of the British Museum (London).

Watercolor, bodycolor, graphite

Discover Paul Gavarni’s evocative watercolor illustration of a passionate embrace. Explore 19th-century romance & delicate lines in this intimate historical scene.

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At the Mont de piéte (1850)