Franque Collection

Allegory of France before the return of Napoleon from Egypt, c. 1810. Found in the Collection of Muse e du Louvre, Paris

Empress Marie-Louise With the Sleeping King of Rome. Artist: Franque, Joseph-Boniface (1774-1833)
Empress Marie-Louise With the Sleeping King of Rome. Found in the collection of Musee de l Histoire de France, Chateau de Versailles

Battle of Lens, 28 August 1648 (19th century). Artist: Pierre Franque
Battle of Lens, 28 August 1648 (19th century). Depiction of the Battle of Lens, the final large-scale engagement of the Thirty Years War

Plan of a Marquis House
Plan of the first floor of a marquis house in 18th century France. Designed by Francois Franque, architect of king Louis XV, for the Marquis of Ville Franche in Avignon. Date: Circa 1760

Battle of Lens, 28 August 1648. Louis II de Bourbon, Prince de Conde (1621-1686), Grand Conde, defeated the Spanish. Jean Pierre Franque (1774-1802) French historical painter, Galerie des Batailles

FRANQUE, Joseph (1774-1833). Marie-Louise and the King of Rome. ca. 1811. Oil on canvas. FRANCE. Versailles. National Museum of Versailles

Panthemont Abbey / 18Th
View from the garden of the Royal Abbey of Panthemont, Faubourg Saint Germain, Paris. Designed by Francois Franque, architect for Louis XV. Date: Circa 1760

Panthemont Abbey Plan
Plan of the first floor of the Royal Abbey of Panthemont, Faubourg Saint Germain, Paris. Designed by Francois Franque, architect for Louis XV. Date: Circa 1760

Marquis House / 18th C
Views of a marquis house in 18th century France. Designed by Francois Franque, architect of king Louis XV, for the Marquis of Ville Franche in Avignon. Date: Circa 1760

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"Franque: A Journey Through French History and Art" Step into the world of Franque, an artist who captured the essence of France through his masterful works. From allegorical depictions to historical events, Franque's art tells stories that resonate with the nation's rich heritage. In "Allegory of France before the return of Napoleon from Egypt, " Franque transports us back to a pivotal moment in French history. The painting reflects the anticipation and uncertainty surrounding Napoleon's homecoming, symbolizing France's longing for stability and leadership. Empress Marie-Louise takes center stage in another masterpiece by Franque. With her son, the Sleeping King of Rome, nestled beside her, this portrait portrays both maternal tenderness and regal grace. It serves as a testament to Marie-Louise's role as a powerful figure during turbulent times. The Battle of Lens comes alive under Franque's brushstrokes. This 19th-century rendition showcases his ability to capture intense military conflicts with precision and detail. Louis II de Bourbon, Prince de Conde stands tall amidst chaos, embodying bravery and resilience against all odds. But it is not just historical events that inspire Franque; he also finds beauty in architectural marvels like the Marquis House and Panthemont Abbey Plan. These intricate designs showcase his versatility as an artist while paying homage to France's grandeur in both domestic and religious spheres. Tragedy strikes with devastating fires that ravage Thessaloniki’s French Street - scenes immortalized by Franque on canvas. The flames engulf buildings but cannot extinguish the spirit of unity within these communities or their shared sorrow over loss. Franque captures moments frozen in time – such as Louis Antoine de Bougainville navigating uncharted territories – reminding us of explorers' courage shaping our understanding of distant lands. Through each stroke on canvas or blueprint meticulously crafted by hand, Franque invites us into a world where history, art, and culture intertwine.