Charles Michel Campion

Charles Michel Campion was an artist whose documented activity spans a concentrated period in the late eighteenth century, specifically between 1768 and 1773. His recognized output consists primarily of prints, works held in prominent collections, establishing his verifiable presence in the history of graphic arts.

Five of Charles Michel Campion’s prints are represented in museum collections, confirming the artist’s activity in the medium during this narrow timeframe. The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds several examples of his work. The known portfolio features studies focusing on agricultural or seasonal themes, including Autumn (Wheat Harvest) and two distinct recordings of Autumn (Wine Harvest). Other documented pieces include The Shadow of Poinsinet and the related seasonal study Summer(?). This body of work suggests the artist likely specialized in allegorical or thematic print series focused on daily life and the seasons.

Given the historical dates of his output, Charles Michel Campion prints are often part of collections digitized for scholarly and public access. The status of these works places many items in the public domain, making high-quality prints and downloadable artwork derived from the original plates accessible for study and appreciation today.