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Nicolle: A Master of Art and Imagination Step into the world of Nicolle, a talented artist whose works spanned across various mediums and subjects

Background imageNicolle Collection: La tour du Temple en 1793, cote est; d apres un dessin de Nicolle; appartenant a M de Saint-Albin

La tour du Temple en 1793, cote est; d apres un dessin de Nicolle; appartenant a M de Saint-Albin (engraving)
963488 La tour du Temple en 1793, cote est; d apres un dessin de Nicolle; appartenant a M de Saint-Albin (engraving) by French School

Background imageNicolle Collection: Le Grand Chatelet (Grand Chatelet, Paris circa 1780, after an earlier drawing)

Le Grand Chatelet (Grand Chatelet, Paris circa 1780, after an earlier drawing), 1861

Background imageNicolle Collection: Le Pont-neuf et la Samaritaine de dessous la premiè

Le Pont-neuf et la Samaritaine de dessous la premiè
Le Pont-neuf et la Samaritaine de dessous la premiere arche du Pont-au-Change (Pont-neuf and the Samaritaine seen from under the first arch of the Pont-au-Change, Paris, after Nicolle), 1855

Background imageNicolle Collection: Man Seated in Prison, 1781. Creator: Victor Jean Nicolle

Man Seated in Prison, 1781. Creator: Victor Jean Nicolle
Man Seated in Prison, 1781

Background imageNicolle Collection: Fantasy View of the Roman Forum, n. d Creator: Victor Jean Nicolle

Fantasy View of the Roman Forum, n. d Creator: Victor Jean Nicolle
Fantasy View of the Roman Forum, n.d

Background imageNicolle Collection: Town in an Alpine Valley, n. d Creator: Victor Jean Nicolle

Town in an Alpine Valley, n. d Creator: Victor Jean Nicolle
Town in an Alpine Valley, n.d

Background imageNicolle Collection: View of the Roman Forum with the Temple of Saturn in the Background, n. d

View of the Roman Forum with the Temple of Saturn in the Background, n. d
View of the Roman Forum with the Temple of Saturn in the Background, n.d

Background imageNicolle Collection: Gaiete Rochechouart Nicolle 1893 Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Gaiete Rochechouart Nicolle 1893 Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
At the Gaiete Rochechouart: Nicolle, 1893. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1864-1901). Lithograph

Background imageNicolle Collection: Le Pont-au-Change vers 1784 Pont-au-Change Paris

Le Pont-au-Change vers 1784 Pont-au-Change Paris
Artokoloro

Background imageNicolle Collection: Victor Jean Nicolle, French (1754-1826), The Pantheon, watercolor and gouache, with pen

Victor Jean Nicolle, French (1754-1826), The Pantheon, watercolor and gouache, with pen and brown ink on wove paper

Background imageNicolle Collection: Charles Meryon after Victor Jean Nicolle, French (1821-1868), Le Pont-au-Change, Paris

Charles Meryon after Victor Jean Nicolle, French (1821-1868), Le Pont-au-Change, Paris
Charles Meryon after Victor Jean Nicolle (French, 1821 - 1868), Le Pont-au-Change, Paris, vers 1784, 1855, etching

Background imageNicolle Collection: Cjh Nicolle / Nobel 1928

Cjh Nicolle / Nobel 1928
CHARLES-JEAN-HENRI NICOLLE French bacteriologist


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Nicolle: A Master of Art and Imagination Step into the world of Nicolle, a talented artist whose works spanned across various mediums and subjects. From capturing historical landmarks to creating fantastical scenes, Nicolle's creativity knew no bounds. In 1793, Nicolle's meticulous engraving brought to life the eastern side of La Tour du Temple. The intricate details showcased his keen eye for architectural beauty. Similarly, his depiction of Le Grand Chatelet in Paris circa 1780 transported viewers back in time, revealing a glimpse into the city's rich history. But Nicolle wasn't limited to just buildings; he also excelled at portraying human emotions. In "Man Seated in Prison" from 1781, he captured the despair and solitude that imprisonment brings. It was through these poignant pieces that he revealed his ability to evoke empathy from his audience. Yet it was in his fantasy landscapes where Nicolle truly let his imagination soar. His "Fantasy View of the Roman Forum" took viewers on a journey through time and space, offering an otherworldly perspective on this ancient site. Equally mesmerizing was his portrayal of a town nestled within an Alpine valley - a testament to both nature's grandeur and Nicolle's artistic prowess. Nicolle didn't shy away from contemporary subjects either. In collaboration with Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, he immortalized Gaiete Rochechouart in 1893 - capturing its vibrant atmosphere with vivid strokes and colors that seemed to dance off the canvas. His versatility extended beyond paintings as well; watercolor became another medium for him to showcase his talent. With delicate brushstrokes and precise pen work, he depicted The Pantheon with such finesse that one could almost feel its grandeur emanating from the paper. Through each artwork attributed to Victor Jean Nicolle emerges not only technical skill but also an undeniable passion for his craft.