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Gathering Olives at Tivoli - François Louis Français | WikiOO.org - Encyclopedia of Fine Arts

Gathering Olives at Tivoli – (François Louis Français) Tidligere neste


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Dato: 1868

Størrelse: 213 x 131 cm

Teknikk: Oil On Canvas

Français began his career as an illustrator. He and a group of fellow graphic artists, including Célestin Nanteuil (1813–1873), published a popular series of lithographs reproducing masterpieces of painting. The first paintings that he exhibited were collaborative efforts done with Henri Baron (1816–1885) who, like Français, had studied with Jean Gigoux (1806–1894) and earned a reputation as a fine watercolorist. The most decisive influences on Français were his friendship with Corot, whom he met in 1837, and a three-year stay in Italy, from about 1846 until 1850. Both influences are evident in Gathering Olives at Tivoli. This painting and its pendant, Ruins in Italy at Sunset (location unknown), were decorative panels painted for a Parisian patron, Paul Lagarde.

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