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Constantin Guys - A Parisienne Seen from the Back

A Parisienne Seen from the Back (1850s)

Constantin Guys (French, 1805-1892)
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Constantin Guys

Constantin Guys, Ernest-Adolphe-Hyacinthe-Constantin, was a Dutch-born French Crimean War correspondent, water color painter and illustrator for British and French newspapers.

Guys was born and baptized in Vlissingen, the son of François Lazare Guys and his second wife, Elisabeth Bétin. His father had been appointed civilian chief of the French Navy in Rochefort in 1795 and was stationed in Vlissingen fom 1800 until 1806, after which the family moved to Calais. At the age of 20, Constantin served in the cavalry, but only a little later toured in Greece with Lord Byron. His career as an artist didn't start until he was about 40.

Baudelaire called him the "painter of modern life," and wrote a long essay on Guys in which he extensively praised his works, under the pseudonym "Monsieur G". Robert de Montesquiou wrote a review of Guys that acknowledged Baudelaire's essay, compared Guys favorably to Whistler, and emphasized his portrayal of details of women's clothing, and horse carriages. His subjects were Second French Empire life. In the Dutch novel "Au pair" by W. F. Hermans, one of the main characters is fascinated by Constantin Guys. Guys died in Paris, aged 90.

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Woman Standing in a Doorway

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Winter Drive

Winter Drive (19th century)

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Flore, Mistress of a Public House in Toulon

Flore, Mistress of a Public House in Toulon (19th century)

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Leaving the Theater

Leaving the Theater (19th century)

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A Lady in a Bonnet and Coat

A Lady in a Bonnet and Coat (19th century)

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A Lady with a Veil

A Lady with a Veil (19th century)

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A Carriage in London

A Carriage in London (1848–56)

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Woman with a Parasol

Woman with a Parasol (1860–1865)

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Two Women and a Man with a Top Hat and a Monocle

Two Women and a Man with a Top Hat and a Monocle (19th century)

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The Senator Returning from the Vatican

The Senator Returning from the Vatican (ca. 1865)

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Lady With A Muff

Lady With A Muff

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Three-Quarter Length Portrait of a Woman

Three-Quarter Length Portrait of a Woman (1865-70)

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Riders and Equipage

Riders and Equipage

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Children Playing Horse and Carriage

Children Playing Horse and Carriage (19th century)

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The Visit of Napoléon III to Boulogne-sur-Mer

The Visit of Napoléon III to Boulogne-sur-Mer (19th century)

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