Charles-François Daubigny
1817 (Paris) / 1878 (Paris)
Leader of the Barbizon School, Charles-François Daubigny was one of the best-known French painters in Europe at the time, his vogue reaching Great Britain and Holland, and even the United States. In contact with Monet, the technique of this open air master evolved towards a new freedom of touch. While critics first mentioned the word "impression" in connection with his schematic canvases of the 1850s, the works he exhibited at the Salon appeared to be less and less finished, and the debt of Monet's threatening skies or Pissaro's blossoming orchards to Daubigny seems to have been established.
Visual:
Charles-François Daubigny photographed by Nadar.
Leader of the Barbizon School, Charles-François Daubigny was one of the best-known French painters in Europe at the time, his vogue reaching Great Britain and Holland, and even the United States. In contact with Monet, the technique of this open air master evolved towards a new freedom of touch. While critics first mentioned the word "impression" in connection with his schematic canvases of the 1850s, the works he exhibited at the Salon appeared to be less and less finished, and the debt of Monet's threatening skies or Pissaro's blossoming orchards to Daubigny seems to have been established.
Visual:
Charles-François Daubigny photographed by Nadar.
Artist's exhibitions
Éblouissants reflets
29/04/2013 - 30/09/2013(Rouen) Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen
L’arbre dans la peinture de paysage entre 1850 et 1920 de Corot à Matisse
15/04/2012 - 08/07/2012(Pontoise) Le Musée Tavet-Delacour – Pontoise
De Watteau à Degas - Dessins français de la collection Frits Lugt
11/02/2010 - 11/04/2010(Paris) Fondation Custodia
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