Nicholas Chevalier b. 9 May 1828

Also known as N. Chevalier, N. C.
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator),
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter)
Painter, lithographer and illustrator born in St Petersburg, Russia. Resident of Melbourne, New Zealand and England. Chevalier was a leading and somewhat flamboyant figure in Melbourne art circles in the late 19th century. He was a founder member of the Victorian Society of Fine Arts.
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creator of
Mountain Scenery, Switzerland
 
creator of
Creeper's Cape Schanck
 
creator of
Near Cape Schank
 
creator of
(portrait of Raffaelli after the well-known engraving)
 
creator of
St. Kilda Beach on a Sunday Morning
 
creator of
(view of the opening of the 1878 Vienna Exhibition)
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creator of
(scene on the Marura Lake, New Zealand)
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creator of
(thanksgiving service held in St Paul's Cathedral)
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commissioned by Queen Victoria

 
creator of
The Buffalo Ranges, Victoria
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creator of
Burke and Wills Funeral Car
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creator of
Mount Arapiles
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creator of
Fern Tree Gully in the Australian Alps
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creator of
The First Lesson in Smoking, Australian Boys
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creator of
Wat Tyler, a la Chinoise
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creator of
Memorandum of the Start of the Exploring Expedition
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creator of
Fancy Costume, Emblematic of Australia
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creator of
(certificate for the Victorian Industrial Association's annual exhibition)
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creator of
Self Portrait
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creator of
Pilgrims Halting at the Tivoli
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creator of
Celestial Happiness
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creator of
Let it burn, I'm only a lodger
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creator of
Artist Seated at Easel
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