Hippolyte Delaroche

Paintings by Hippolyte Delaroche

Portrait of Henrietta Sontag
1831, Hippolyte Delaroche

Christian Martyr Drowned in the Tiber During the Reign of Diocletian by Hippolyte Delaroche - Christianity, Religious Paintings from Hermitage Museum

Christian Martyr Drowned in the Tiber During the Reign of Diocletian
1853, Hippolyte Delaroche

Cromwell before the Coffin of Charles I by Hippolyte Delaroche - History Paintings from Hermitage Museum

Cromwell before the Coffin of Charles I
1849, Hippolyte Delaroche

Resting on the Banks of the Tiber by Hippolyte Delaroche - Genre Paintings from Hermitage Museum

Resting on the Banks of the Tiber
Between 1834 and 1843, Hippolyte Delaroche

Hippolyte Delaroche (July 17, 1797, Paris, France - November 4, 1856, Paris, France | Period: Academic art) was a French painter. He was trained by Antoine-Jean, Baron Gros, who was painting life-size historical subjects and had many students. The first Delaroche picture exhibited was the large Jehosheba saving Joash.