Charles Chandellier 1842

drawing, lithograph, print, paper

pencil drawn

drawing

amateur sketch

imaginative character sketch

light pencil work

lithograph

print

pencil sketch

sketch book

paper

personal sketchbook

idea generation sketch

france

sketchbook drawing

sketchbook art

"Charles Chandellier" is a lithograph created by Paul Gavarni in 1842. The artwork depicts a seated man, likely a portrait of Charles Chandellier, with a prominent beard and wearing a coat. The image showcases Gavarni's skilled use of line and shading, characteristic of his lithographic style. The artwork is part of the collection of The Art Institute of Chicago and is a prime example of 19th-century French portraiture.