Mongin, Pierre Antoine (attr.). View of the Gardens and Facade of the Chateau de Malmaison, near Paris, with Napoleon and Josephine strolling in the foreground. After 1799. Greatest Watercolors he first came to notice

he first came to notice as a tennis player in the late 1820's

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books and maps as they travelled

and seen as an important landscape artist in the late nineteenth century

Mongin, Pierre Antoine (attr.). View of the Gardens and Facade of the Chateau de Malmaison, near Paris, with Napoleon and Josephine strolling in the foreground. After 1799. Greatest Watercolors he first came to noticeAttributed to Antoine Pierre Mongin View of the Gardens and Facade of the Chteau de Malmaison, near Paris, with Napoleon and Josephine strolling in the foreground Gouache over black chalk, after 1799 18 7 8" x 26 1 2" Exhibition history: Public Parks, Private Gardens: Paris to Provence, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY, March 12 July 19, 2018 (exhibition label attached on the back of the frame) Interestingly, according to wallpaper authority Ed Polk