Charles I receiving a rose from a young girl when about to be brought as a prisoner to Carisbrooke Castle, where he will soon be condemned and executed by Eugène Lami (1829), hand-painted oil painting reproduction on canvas — Charles I receiving a rose from a young girl when about to be brought as a prisoner to Carisbrooke Castle, where he will soon be condemned and executed, Eugène Lami, 1829. Original: Musée du Louvre, Paris.

Romanticism

Charles I receiving a rose from a young girl when about to be brought as a prisoner to Carisbrooke Castle, where he will soon be condemned and executed

Charles I receiving a rose from a young girl when about to be brought as a prisoner to Carisbrooke Castle, where he will soon be condemned and executed (1829) is a history painting by Eugène Lami, one of the masters of Romanticism. The original hangs in the Musée du Louvre, Paris.

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Size	Centimetres	Best for
16 × 20"	40 × 50 cm	Desks, hallways, gallery walls
24 × 30"	60 × 75 cm	Bedrooms, above a dresser
30 × 40"	75 × 100 cm	Living rooms, above a sofa
36 × 48"	90 × 120 cm	Statement wall, large spaces
48 × 60"	120 × 150 cm

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Artist: Eugène Lami
Year: 1829
Movement: Romanticism
Original: Musée du Louvre, Paris
Medium: Oil on canvas, hand-painted
Made: To order, in our studio

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Sofa 220 cm wide · painting 75 × 56 cm

About this painting

Charles I receiving a rose from a young girl when about to be brought as a prisoner to Carisbrooke Castle, where he will soon be condemned and executed by Eugène Lami (1829) depicts woman, man, Charles I of England, Rosa, Carisbrooke Castle. The original hangs in the Musée du Louvre, Paris.

Your ArtLogia Charles I receiving a rose from a young girl when about to be brought as a prisoner to Carisbrooke Castle, where he will soon be condemned and executed is painted entirely by hand in oil on artist-grade cotton canvas by a professional painter who specialises in Romanticism. The artist follows the original's composition, palette and brushwork layer by layer — never printed, never stamped.

About the artist: Eugène Lami (1800–1890) was a French painter associated with Romanticism. Works by Eugène Lami hang in collections such as the Department of Paintings of the Louvre and the Palace of Versailles.

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The artist

Eugène Lami (1800–1890)

Eugène Lami (1800–1890) was a French painter associated with Romanticism. Works by Eugène Lami hang in collections such as the Department of Paintings of the Louvre and the Palace of Versailles.

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Is this Charles I receiving a rose from a young girl when about to be brought as a prisoner to Carisbrooke Castle, where he will soon be condemned and executed reproduction hand-painted?

Yes. Your Charles I receiving a rose from a young girl when about to be brought as a prisoner to Carisbrooke Castle, where he will soon be condemned and executed is painted entirely by hand in oil on canvas by a professional artist — it is not a print.

What size is the original Charles I receiving a rose from a young girl when about to be brought as a prisoner to Carisbrooke Castle, where he will soon be condemned and executed?

The original by Eugène Lami (1829) is in the Louvre Museum. We paint reproductions from 16 × 20" up to 48 × 60", or any custom size.

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