French Archaeologist and Numismatist Benjamin Fillon
- Artist
- Charles Meryon
- Date
- 1862
- Style
- Realism
- Genre
- Portrait
Charles Meryon's 1862 artwork titled French Archaeologist and Numismatist Benjamin Fillon exemplifies the precision and detail characteristic of Realism. Known primarily for his etching technique, Meryon applies meticulous line work to capture the distinguished features of Fillon, a figure recognized in archaeology and numismatics. This portrait engages with the genre by presenting an intimate, truthful depiction rather than idealization, reflecting the Realist commitment to representing subjects authentically. The work stands as both a personal homage and an artistic study, showcasing Meryon’s mastery in portraying intellectual prominence through refined craftsmanship.
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