Charles Philibert Lasteyrie Du Saillant Collection
Charles-Philibert de Lasteyrie (1759-1849), a versatile French artist, collaborated with Jean Antoine Laurent on a series of captivating portraits
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Charles-Philibert de Lasteyrie (1759-1849), a versatile French artist, collaborated with Jean Antoine Laurent on a series of captivating portraits. In self-portraits, Lasteyrie donned dark cloth coats (c. 1817) and a fur-collared coat, showcasing his mastery of various painting techniques. Their collaborative works include the enchanting portrait of Mme. Laurent (c. 1820) and the intriguing portrait of a woman in a turban (nd). Lasteyrie also ventured into genre painting, creating lively scenes like 'The Picnic' (nd). Meanwhile, Theodore Gericault's 'Bouchers de Rome' (1817) and Bergami's portrait (c1820) highlight the dynamic artistic partnership between Lasteyrie and Laurent. Their collaborative works continue to intrigue art enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into the rich artistic landscape of the early 19th century.