The Hammock (1884)

Henri-Pierre Picou: The Hammock

Two Boys Presented to Diana (1882)

Henri-Pierre Picou: Two Boys Presented to Diana with The Three Graces Beyond

Henri-Pierre Picou (1881)

 Henri-Pierre Picou: Andromeda Chained to a Rock

  

 Henri-Pierre Picou: Mother's Luck

  

Henri-Pierre Picou: The Nymphs

Young Women at the Bath (1879)

Henri-Pierre Picou: Young Women at the Bath

Indian Chess Set (1876)

Henri-Pierre Picou: Jeu D'Echecs Indien [Indian Chess Set]

Andromeda Chained to a Rock (1874)

Henri Pierre Picou: Andromeda Chained to a Rock

The Birth of Pindar (1848)

Henri-Pierre Picou: The Birth of Pindar

Picou focused his work on mythological, historical, and allegorical scenes. He was an academic painter who studied with Delaroche and Gleyre. Together with several others, including Gérôme, he founded the "Neo-Grec" school, an extension of Neoclassicism.

Pindar (522-443 BC) was an ancient Greek lyric poet.