Michel Ghislain Stapleaux
history painter
['film noir', 'american football', 'vector', 'roots rock', 'soft rock', 'equestrian monument', 'jive', 'police procedural', 'fighting video game', 'deathgrind', 'funeral doom metal', 'action thriller', 'life sciences', 'modern jazz', 'stained glass', 'martial arts', 'jazz rap', 'genre art', 'rap', 'romance comedy', 'narrative poem', 'fairy tale', 'japanese pop', 'ac', 'psychedelic trance', 'house music', 'korean pop music', 'art nude', 'aggrotech', 'simulation video game', 'hymnal', 'strategy video game', 'piano', 'occultist', 'bachata music', 'latin jazz', 'viking', 'opera semiseria', 'dancehall reggae', 'philosophical fiction', 'polyphony', 'unblack metal', 'formula one', 'electric folk', 'anthology drama series', 'east coast hip hop', 'indie rock', 'arcade game', 'marine painter', 'modernism', 'picture book', 'sf', 'mixed martial arts', 'digital hardcore', 'pop standard', 'neofolk', 'irish', 'film musical', 'classic country', 'racing simulators', 'rail shooter', 'psychedelic folk', 'vampire', 'math metal', 'protest singer', 'indian music', 'sportswriter', 'equestrian sculpture', 'abstract art', 'fighting game', 'teen film', 'maritime painter', 'surreal', 'pornographic movie', 'miniature painter', 'western movie', 'king arthur', 'salsa', 'concept album', 'religious text', 'reggae pop', 'electroclash', 'ballad', 'annals', 'electronic musician', 'mmorpg', 'anthology series', 'christian rap', 'artillery', 'dramedy film', 'sketch comedy', 'merseybeat', 'ebm', 'pop soul', 'yiddish theater', 'operetta', 'symphonic death metal', 'fictional character', 'romance film']
Michel Ghislain Stapleaux
Michel Ghislain Stapleaux (26 June 1799, Brussels - 1881, Gien) was a Belgian portraitist and history painter. He was the husband of the flower painter Louise Schavije and won two gold medals for history painting, in the competitions at Brussels in 1822 and Antwerp in 1823.