Gallery 19C

The Spectacular 19th Century

Gallery 19C

Locations

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Teaser TM25

TEFAF Maastricht

March 15-20, 2025
Founded in 2016, Gallery 19C is an international gallery with an exclusive focus on 19th century European paintings. We celebrate the revolutionaries and innovators – artists such as Delacroix, Courbet, Corot and Millet; they paved the way for the next generation of painters. At the same time, we celebrate the art of the traditional artists, those who adhered to a long history of academic standards. They too, long overlooked, deserve a place in the pantheon of 19th century art history.

As a gallery, our goal is to showcase the rich potential that exists in this rewarding field of collecting. We firmly believe that there are still many opportunities for collectors and museums to acquire the most significant and provocative examples of 19th century European paintings. We hope to become the gallery destination for all collectors – both seasoned and new – who develop an interest in this important and diverse hundred years of art history.

We have sold paintings to the Musée d’Orsay, the Clark Art Institute, the National Gallery of Australia, the Brigham Young University Museum of Art, The Louvre, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the LVR-LandesMuseum Bonn, and The Château de Lunéville Museum in Meuthe-et-Moselle, France.
November 2024 - We are delighted to lend Leighton’s 1859 view of Capri to Leighton House for the exhibition, Leighton and Landscape: Impressions of Nature. Leighton, best known for his classical figure paintings such as Flaming June, also painted plein air landscapes – a kind of personal visual diary of his extensive travels to Austria, Algeria, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Lebanon, Morocco, The Netherlands, Scotland, Spain, Switzerland, Syria and Turkey. An entire room is devoted to Leighton’s views of Capri, a place he truly loved. Overall, the show is a revelation, showing a side of Leighton not seen before. And from an art historical perspective, the exhibition reveals the strong influence that French artists, especially Jean Baptiste Camille Corot, had on Leighton as a landscape painter. The exhibition continues until April 27, 2025, and is accompanied by a fantastic scholarly exhibition catalogue.


October 2024 - This year marks the centennial of the first Impressionist exhibition, which opened its doors in Paris on April 15, 1874. In celebration of this momentous and consequential show, an exhibition titled PARIS 1874, has been organized by the Musée d’Orsay in Paris and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Impressionism was not the only headline in 1874. The official Salon was still going strong. We congratulate the organizers of the Orsay/National Gallery exhibition, who also chose to discuss the Salon with a fresh, new perspective and to also track down paintings that had been included in the Paris Salon of 1874. To celebrate The Paris Salon and 1874, we have organized an exhibition, which features a selection of paintings from our inventory that were each shown at various Paris Salons between 1848 and 1890. Portraits, peasants, mythology and elegant Parisian interiors – just a sampling of the vast range of subjects that could grace the walls of an annual Paris Salon.


September 2024 - We are delighted to announce that Agnès Penot, our Director of Research, is a contributing author on a new book about the history of art galleries in France from 1840-present. In Histoire des galeries d'art en France, Agnès wrote the chapter focusing on 1840-1880, reflecting on the changes that occurred during this period and the fact that art dealing was not yet a career.


November 2023 - Gallery 19C organizes exhibition devoted to the Nazarenes titled: The Nazarenes: Germany’s 19th Century Avant-Garde Artists, November 30, 2023-January 31, 2024


December 2022 - Gallery 19C relocates to Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas: 1500 Solana Blvd., Building 5, Suite 5150, Westlake, TX 76262


May 2020 – Arshia Architects wins Will Ching Design award for the design of Gallery 19C.


July 2020 – Gallery 19C announces participation in the Association Émile Friant and the preparation of the Catalogue Raisonné.

Artists

  • LOUIS ABEL-TRUCHET
  • JEAN PIERRE ALEXANDRE ANTIGNA
  • ALBERT AUBLET
  • FIRMIN BAES
  • JOSEPH BAIL
  • DONATO BARCAGLIA
  • CHARLES BARGUE
  • ANTOINE-LOUIS BARYE
  • PAUL BAUDRY
  • EDUARD JULIUS BENDEMANN
  • JEAN BÉRAUD
  • ALBERT BESNARD
  • ARNOLD BÖCKLIN
  • GIOVANNI BOLDINI
  • ROSA BONHEUR
  • LÉON BONNAT
  • FRANCOIS BONVIN
  • EUGÈNE BOUDIN
  • WILLIAM ADOLPHE BOUGUEREAU
  • CHARLES EDOUARD BOUTIBONNE
  • EMILE ADELARD BRETON
  • JULES BRETON
  • GUSTAVE BRION
  • EUGÈNE MÉRY BROCAS
  • ALEXANDRE CABANEL
  • FEDERICO DEL CAMPO
  • JOSEPH CARAUD
  • JEAN-BAPTISTE CARPEAUX
  • PIERRE CARRIER-BELLEUSE
  • PIERRE-LÉON CASSARD
  • JACQUES CHAPIRO
  • GEORGES CLAIRIN
  • JEAN-BAPTISTE-CAMILLE COROT
  • GUSTAVE COURBET
  • PASCAL ADOLPHE JEAN DAGNAN-BOUVERET
  • HONORÉ DAUMIER
  • EUGÈNE DELACROIX
  • NARÇISSE-VIRGILE DIAZ DE LA PEÑA
  • GUSTAVE DORÉ
  • GUILLAUME DUBUFE
  • ROGELIO EGUSQUIZA
  • TONY ROBERT FLEURY
  • CHARLES THEODORE FRERE
  • ÉMILE FRIANT
  • JOSEPH FÜHRICH
  • JEAN-LÉON GÉRÔME
  • HENRI GERVEX
  • VICTOR GABRIEL GILBERT
  • NORBERT GOENEUTTE
  • FERDINAND HEILBUTH
  • JULIUS BENNO HÜBNER
  • FRANZ ITTENBACH
  • CHARLES-ÉMILE JACQUE
  • JOHAN BARTHOLD JONGKIND
  • NICOLAAS WILHELM (“NICO”) JUNGMANN
  • FREDERICK HENDRIK KAEMMERER
  • JOSEPH ANTON KOCH
  • DANIEL RIDGWAY KNIGHT
  • ERNEST JOSEPH LAURENT
  • ALPHONSE LEGROS
  • HENRI LEHMANN
  • EUGÉNE MODESTE EDMOND LE POITTEVIN
  • HORTENSE HAUDEBOURT-LESCOT
  • HENRI LE SIDANER
  • LÉON LHERMITTE
  • FREDERIC, LORD LEIGHTON
  • RÉNÉ MÉNARD
  • HUGUES MERLE
  • GEORGES MICHEL
  • ALPHONSE MUCHA
  • JOHANN FRIEDRICH OVERBECK
  • CHARLES SPRAGUE PEARCE
  • FERNAND PELEZ
  • CAMILLE PISSARRO
  • LASLETT JOHN POTT
  • JEAN-FRANÇOIS RAFFAËLLI
  • ANTHON VAN RAPPARD
  • THÉODULE RIBOT
  • THÉODORE ROUSSEAU
  • JOHANN RICHARD SEEL
  • FRIEDRICH WILHELM SCHADOW
  • ALEXANDER MAXIMILLIAN SEITZ
  • GEORGES SEURAT
  • IVAN IVANOVICH SHISHKIN
  • ALFRED SISLEY
  • HENRY SOMM
  • FRÉDÉRIC SOULACROIX
  • ALFRED STEVENS
  • JULIUS LEBLANC STEWART
  • GEORGE ADOLPHES STOREY
  • JAMES JOSEPH TISSOT
  • AUGUSTE TOULMOUCHE
  • MARCEL VERTÈS
  • JEHAN GEORGES VIBERT
  • FEDERICO ZANDOMENEGHI