Représentant du Peuple – à l’Armée du Rhin – 1794
Gihaut frères
1833
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La Jeune Mère
Gihaut frères
1816
Chasse au loup
Gihaut frères
1822
Napoleon
Gihaut frères
1834
Les Bonnes Petites Feilles
Gihaut frères
1826
Ayez Pitié d’un Vieux Soldat
Gihaut frères
1834
Bal donne a LL. MM. l’Empereur et l’Imperatrice de toutes les Russies
Gihaut frères
1836
Les Contrebandiers
Gihaut frères
1830
Escorte de Cosaques de la Ligne du Kouban
Gihaut frères
1837
Dans Vermandois infanterie
Gihaut frères
1827
Le Capitaine de Génie
Gihaut frères
1837
Large Innkeeper
Gihaut frères
1827
L’Ordre du Jour
Gihaut frères
1834
The Duel
Gihaut frères
1825
Feuille de Croquis #12
Gihaut frères
1828
L’Escalade
Gihaut frères
1822
Croquemitaine
Gihaut frères
1834
Transbordements des Restes de l’Empéreur Napoléon de la Frigate la Belle Poule sur le Bateau à vapeur la Normandie, Cherbourg 8 Décembre 1840
Gihaut frères
1839
Farmhouse with pond
Gihaut frères
1822
Voilà mon fourrier…
Gihaut frères
1826
Ruines du Château de Copounex en Savoie
Gihaut frères
1837
Le Second coup de feu
Gihaut frères
1829
Feuille de Croquis #11
Gihaut frères
1828
Les Petites Barques Fragiles
Gihaut frères
1816
Notes:
Lithographic printer and publisher.
From British Museum website:
Gihaut Frères (publisher/printer; French; Male; 1815 - 1871; fl.)
Also known as
Gihaut Frères; Gihaut
Address
no.5 Boulevard des Italiens, Paris
Biography
Firm of printsellers founded by Antoine François Gihaut from Normandy, moved to Paris c.1815. Firm taken over by his sons, the brothers Jean François and Michel Ange, in 1822, and expanded into publishing. In 1829 got brevet to act as lithographic printers, but ceased to print themselves after 1839 (contracting out work to Auguste Bry). Only published lithographs, specialists in albums and in Géricault, Charlet and Bellangé. Last brother died in 1871.
Bibliography
Corinne Bouquin, 'Les frères Gihaut, éditeurs, marchands d'estampes et imprimeurs lithographes' in 'Nouvelles de l'Estampe', 108 (1989) pp.4-13
Catalogue of prints of c.1830/1 in P&D
From British Museum website:
Gihaut Frères (publisher/printer; French; Male; 1815 - 1871; fl.)
Also known as
Gihaut Frères; Gihaut
Address
no.5 Boulevard des Italiens, Paris
Biography
Firm of printsellers founded by Antoine François Gihaut from Normandy, moved to Paris c.1815. Firm taken over by his sons, the brothers Jean François and Michel Ange, in 1822, and expanded into publishing. In 1829 got brevet to act as lithographic printers, but ceased to print themselves after 1839 (contracting out work to Auguste Bry). Only published lithographs, specialists in albums and in Géricault, Charlet and Bellangé. Last brother died in 1871.
Bibliography
Corinne Bouquin, 'Les frères Gihaut, éditeurs, marchands d'estampes et imprimeurs lithographes' in 'Nouvelles de l'Estampe', 108 (1989) pp.4-13
Catalogue of prints of c.1830/1 in P&D