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Auguste-Louis Lepère was a French printmaker who lived from 1849 to 1918. Lepère is known for his masterful etchings and woodcuts, often depicting rural landscapes and scenes from everyday life, like a windmill, a forest, or a woman by the sea. His works are characterized by a strong sense of realism and a focus on light and shadow. Lepère was a significant figure in the revival of printmaking in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Born
1849
Died
1918
Mushroom Hunters at the Rocher Bernard
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Serpent Merchant
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Carrefour de l'Epine
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Au Dormoir de Lantara
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Ride to the Hounds, Mont-Gérard
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
The Trembling Rock
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
The Charcoal Burners
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Tailpiece to La Forêt de Fontainebleu
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Quarryman's Hut
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Le Cirque du Long-Rocher
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Falling Pines
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Cover to La Forêt de Fontainebleau
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Entry to Rousseau's Studio and the Millet Home
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Falling Pines
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908
Snake Hunter
Auguste-Louis Lepère
1908