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Paul Charles Emmanuel Gallard-Lepinay
French
(1842-1885)
Born in Aulnay, France. In 1885, moved to Paris where he began painting historic scenes, countryside animals, and marine scenes. In 1864, was nominated "the Minister of Painting Marine." Gallard-Lepiny became famous for his attention of ocean turbluence, as seen in "Brenton Coast." Studied: Studied under Claude Jacquard Member: Salmagundi Club Exhibited: 1864 his work was shown in the Salon de Paris. |
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