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About: Louis Dupré (painter)     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Louis Dupré (Versailles 9 January 1789 – 12 October 1837 Paris) was a French painter, especially noted for his travels in Greece and other regions within the Ottoman Empire and of his numerous paintings with Orientalist and Philhellene themes. He often traveled and changed his work location, including Paris, Kassel (1811–1814), Naples (1814–1816), Rome (1816–1819, 1824–1831), Naples (1819–1820),Istanbul (c. 1820), Greece (c. 1820), Paris (1820–1837), and Vienna (1820–1824).