Jules Coignet
1798–1860 · Realism
Jules Louis Philippe Coignet was born in Paris in 1798 and died there in 1860. He was a noted landscape painter who had studied under Jean-Victor Bertin. He travelled a good deal in his own country as well as elsewhere in Europe and the East, and produced a considerable number of views. A regular exhibitor at the Paris Salon exhibitions, he was awarded a gold medal there in the Salon of 1824 and was given state recognition by being made a Chevalier of the Legion of Honour in 1836.
14 paintings
- View of the Sea – Boat at the Sea (1850)
- Landscape with Sandpit in the Fontainebleau Forest (1828)
- Le Chêne au dolmen dans la forêt de Brocéliande (1836)
- Road to Tyrol
- Rennes the fishmonger's mill on the banks of the Vilaine (1836)
- European travellers ambushed in a forest (1835)
- Ruins in Baalbek (1846)
- Paestum Temple in Morning Light (1860)
- Poseidon Temple in Paestum (1844)
- Constantinople with Hagia Sophia (1844)
- Dolmen at Locmariaquer (1836)
- View of Beirut (1844)
- View of Bozen with a Painter (1837)
- View of Lake Nemi (1843)