Charles Guillaume Alexandre Bourgeois
French physicist and painter (1759–1832)
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Charles Guillaume Alexandre Bourgeois (16 December 1759 – 7 May 1832) was a French physicist and painter.
As a painter, he's known by his gray camaïeux; some of his portraits are in the Musée du Louvre.
As a physicist, he was an important optician. His two main works are:
- Leçons expérimentales d'optique sur la lumière et les couleurs destinées à rétablir dans leur intégrité les faits dénaturés par Newton (1816–1817)
- Manuel d'optique expérimentale à l'usage des artistes et des physiciens (1821).
- Maria Letizia Ramolino.
- Jean Gaspard Vence, French privateer and Admiral (Musée du Louvre).
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