Antoine Chintreuil
7 plates
Antoine Chintreuil arrived in Paris in 1838 and entered the atelier of history painter Delaroche (q.v.) in 1842. Around the following year, Chintreuil met Corot (q.v.) who became his true teacher and advised him to paint landscapes in the open air. Chintreuil's submissions to the Salon were repeatedly rejected until one of his many views of the surroundings of Paris was accepted at the Salon of 1847. In 1850, Chintreuil moved to Igny, southeast of the capital, where he met Daubigny (q.v.) and for the next seven years painted the woods and forests around the valley of the river Bièvre. He...
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House on the cliffs near Fécamp
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Extensive landscape prospect with a fortified building on hill in the background (recto); Study of a landscape and a female figure (verso)
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Village Road and Two Figures
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Village Road
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Apple and broom flowers
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Industrial Plant
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The Marl Pit at Mulcent: Evening
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Plates by Antoine Chintreuil
- The Marl Pit at Mulcent: Evening A catalogued plate
- Industrial Plant A catalogued plate
- Apple and broom flowers A catalogued plate
- Village Road A catalogued plate
- Village Road and Two Figures A catalogued plate
- Extensive landscape prospect with a fortified building on hill in the background (recto); Study of a landscape and a female figure (verso) A catalogued plate
- House on the cliffs near Fécamp A catalogued plate
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