- Louis-Victor-Nestor
Roqueplan [also
sometimes spelled Rocoplan] (16 September 1805 – 24 April 1870) was a
French writer, journalist, and
theatre director...
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Camille Joseph Etienne Roqueplan (18
February 1802/03,
Mallemort – 29
September 1855, Paris) was a
French Romantic painter of landscapes,
genre and historical...
- p. 383 says
Duponchel and
Roqueplan joined Pillet as
directors on 1
August 1847,
while Fontaine says
Duponchel and
Roqueplan took over as co-directors...
- area
include Romantic painter Camille Roqueplan and his brother,
journalist and
theatre director Nestor Roqueplan. Bouches-du-Rhône is one of the original...
- de
Perregaux Watercolour of
Marie Duplessis at the theatre, by
Camille Roqueplan Born
Alphonsine Rose
Plessis (1824-01-15)15
January 1824 Nonant-le-Pin...
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Bertrand Y;
Chambost H;
Pasquet M;
Mazingue F;
Guitton C;
Pellier I;
Roqueplan-Bellmann F; Armari-Alla C;
Thomas C; Marie-Cardine A;
Lejars O; Fouyssac...
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elaborate cityscapes.
Bonington had a
number of
close followers, such as
Roqueplan and
Isabey in France, and
Thomas Shotter Boys,
James Holland,
Edward Pritchett...
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young girls,
where she
learned drawing and
watercolour under Camille Roqueplan, then
genre painting under Clément Boulanger, a
student of Jean-Auguste-Dominique...
- to
start again on his wanderings.
Troyon was a
favorite with
Camille Roqueplan, an
artist of
distinction eight years his senior, and he
became one of...
- than a p****ive bystander. The
change in
attitude is
evident in
Camille Roqueplan's painting of 1836
which makes the lion's love-object the one who clips...
