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Charles François Daubigny (1817-1878) was a French landscape painter, primarily known for his Impressionistic style and focus on capturing the natural world. He was a leading figure in the Barbizon School, and his works often depict scenes of the French countryside, including rivers, trees, and fields. Daubigny's paintings are characterized by their loose brushstrokes, vibrant colors, and focus on light and atmosphere. He often worked outdoors, directly from nature, and his paintings convey a sense of spontaneity and immediacy. His most famous works include "The Lock at Optevoz" and "The Banks of the Oise," which showcase his mastery of depicting water and its reflections.
Born
February 15, 1817
Birth place
Paris, France
Died
February 19, 1878
Death place
Paris, France
Boat on a Pond
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The Garden Wall, Auvers-sur-Oise
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Sand Quarries near Valmondois
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Fields in the Month of June
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Entrance To The Village
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Young corn
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The Village, Auvers sur Oise
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Le Ru de Valmondois
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Le Ravin D’optevoz
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Willows
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Landscape with Cattle by a Stream
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Washerwoman near Valdomdois
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A june day
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Banks of the Seine
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Peasant Woman On A Path
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