at the International Exhibition of 1867, together with, La Promenade and six other pictures of previous years. His last work, Le Triste Rivage, appeared at the Salon of 1873. It was painted at Saint-Raphaël, where Hamon had finally settled in a little house on the shores of the Mediterranean, close by Alphonse Karr's famous garden. In this house he died on 29 May 1874. A school in his home town of Plouha was named after him, and a monument was erected to him by the Blues of Brittany. Gallery References External links 1821 births 1874 deaths 19th-century French painters French male painters Neo-Pompeian painters 19th-century French male artists