Charles-François Daubigny, Auguste Delâtre
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"Sunset" (Soleil couchant) is a 1859 etching by French artist Charles-François Daubigny, known for his landscapes that closely observe nature. The print depicts a tranquil rural scene featuring a figure with a dog standing near a body of water, likely a river or pond, while trees frame the composition in the background. The delicate lines capture the evening light filtering through the trees, creating a sense of depth and atmosphere. The etching is recognized as the second state of four and reflects Daubigny’s mastery in portraying the effects of light and shadow in natural settings. This work exemplifies his innovative approach to landscape art during the mid-19th century.
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Sunset
Charles François Daubigny
Le Lac
Félix Bracquemond, After Camille Corot
Autumn Morning
Félix Hilaire Buhot
The Satyr
Charles-François Daubigny, A. Beillet
Bords de la Vie
Auguste Louis Lepère
Landscape
Anonymous, Dutch, 18th century, Formerly attributed to Anonymous, Dutch, 17th century
River Landscape with Traveler
Cornelis Vroom
Stags in Woods
Charles-François Daubigny
La lac du Bois de Boulogne
Félix Bracquemond
Three Boys and Their Dogs (L'Allée dans le Bois)
Anthonie Waterloo
Near Choisy-le-Roi
Charles François Daubigny
The Edges of Life
Louis Auguste Lepère