 Henri Delattre is primarily known as Henri De Lattre
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from Auction House Records.
Head of a Bull, after Paulus Potter
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A painter who spent most of his career in France, Henri De Lattre had
two extended trips to North America, one in the 1830s to Canada where
he did a painting of the emigrant quarantine station at Grosse Isle in
Quebec, and the other in Philadelphia from 1850 to 1855. It is
known that he was in the Finger Lakes area, the Genesee Valley and judging by his paintings was in Boston and Portsmouth, Maine.
De Lattre was a portrait and animal painter, and in 1850, did a
portrait of (showing 500 of 923 characters). |
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