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DiaporamaRelation des événemens politiques et militaires qui ont eu lieu à Naples en 1820 et 1821, addressée à S. M. le Roi des Deux-Siciles. Par le Général Guillaume Pépé. Avec des remarques et des explications sur la conduite des napolitains en général, et ....
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Relation des événemens politiques et militaires qui ont eu lieu à Naples en 1820 et 1821, addressée à S. M. le Roi des Deux-Siciles. Par le Général Guillaume Pépé. Avec des remarques et des explications sur la conduite des napolitains en général, et ....
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Artist Biography
early life and family ties
guillaume pépé, an italian general and patriot, was born on february 13, 1783, in squillace, italy. he was brother to florestano pepe and cousin to gabriele pepe. this familial connection hints at a lineage deeply rooted in italian history.marriage and associations
pepe's marriage to mary ann coventry, a scottish woman and widow of john borthwick gilchrist, linguist and surgeon to the east india company, underscores his connections beyond italy. this union not only highlights pepe's personal life but also his potential exposure to broader cultural influences.prominent figure in neapolitan revolution
pepe's role in the neapolitan revolution is a testament to his involvement in shaping italy's political landscape. his subsequent exile to france after the restoration of the bourbons speaks to the tumultuous era in which he lived.legacy and later life
pepe passed away on august 8, 1855, in turin, italy. despite the limited information available on his artistic endeavors, his legacy as a general and patriot remains significant. key points in pepe's life:- born on february 13, 1783, in squillace, italy.
- married to mary ann coventry, a scottish woman.
- played a prominent role in the neapolitan revolution.
- exiled to france after the restoration of the bourbons.
- passed away on august 8, 1855, in turin, italy.
exploring similar artists and their works on ArtsDot.com
for those interested in delving deeper into italian art and its historical context, ArtsDot.com offers a plethora of resources: - guillaume pépé's profile on ArtsDot.com provides more insights into his life. - gaetano previati's "madonna of the lilies", a piece showcasing italian artistry, can be found on ArtsDot.com. - caravaggio's "the entombment (detail)", another iconic italian piece, is also available on the platform.conclusion
guillaume pépé's life, though marked by historical events and personal connections, remains somewhat enigmatic in the realm of art. however, his legacy as a patriot and general continues to be remembered, offering a glimpse into italy's complex past. for more on italian artists and their works, ArtsDot.com serves as a comprehensive resource.
guillaume pépé
1783 - 1855 , Italy
Quick Facts
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Portraiture, Romanticism
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Sir Thomas Lawrence of America']
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- Benjamin West
- Thomas Lawrence
- Date Of Birth: June 19, 1783
- Date Of Death: November 5, 1872
- Full Name: Thomas Sully
- Nationality: English-American
- Notable Artworks:
- The Passage of the Delaware
- Queen Victoria
- Place Of Birth: Horncastle, England
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