By the mid 1820s, his many notable achievements had firmly established Blondel as a history painter of great renown and he was accordingly rewarded with many public commissions for paintings and frescoes in important buildings, including museums, palaces and churches.
 Most notable among these commissions were:
at the palace of Fontainebleau - Salon and Gallery of Diana, a fresco series of 21 paintings of scenes related to the goddess Diana.

the Palace of Versailles - a series of full sized portraits depicting all the known kings and queens of France.

the Louvre Museum - frescoes in the Grand staircase (Personification of France receiving the constitutional charter), the Salle Henri II (scene depicting Minerva and Neptune), Rooms of the state counsel (La France victorieuse à Bouvines to commemorate the victory at the Battle of Bouvines).

the Brongniart Palace (also known as the  Bourse de Paris) - Ceiling painting and several cameos.

the Luxembourg Palace - ceiling fresco in the Salle des Séances.

the church of Notre-Dame-de-Lorette.

the church of St.
Thomas Aquinas - fresco cycle.

Blondel was working on his fresco cycle at the church of St. Thomas Aquinas, in the 7e arronsissement when he fell ill and died in 1853.
By the mid 1820s, his many notable achievements had firmly established Blondel as a history painter of great renown and he was accordingly rewarded with many public commissions for paintings and frescoes in important buildings, including museums, palaces and churches.  Most notable among these commissions were:
at the palace of Fontainebleau - Salon and Gallery of Diana, a fresco series of 21 paintings of scenes related to the goddess Diana.
the Palace of Versailles - a series of full sized portraits depicting all the known kings and queens of France.
the Louvre Museum - frescoes in the Grand staircase (Personification of France receiving the constitutional charter), the Salle Henri II (scene depicting Minerva and Neptune), Rooms of the state counsel (La France victorieuse à Bouvines to commemorate the victory at the Battle of Bouvines).
the Brongniart Palace (also known as the  Bourse de Paris) - Ceiling painting and several cameos.
the Luxembourg Palace - ceiling fresco in the Salle des Séances.
the church of Notre-Dame-de-Lorette.
the church of St.Thomas Aquinas - fresco cycle.
Blondel was working on his fresco cycle at the church of St. Thomas Aquinas, in the 7e arronsissement when he fell ill and died in 1853.
Merry-Joseph Blondel