École dauphinoise

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Hall of the École dauphinoise in the Musée de Grenoble

The École dauphinoise is a group of landscape painters who gathered around the painter Jean Achard in the second half of the 19th century .

Achard had got to know the Barbizon School , a painting colony from his colleague Théodore Rousseau , and wanted to design his École dauphinoise based on this model. All artists rejected the established salon painting and preferred the realistic representation of open-air painting .

It is named after the Dauphiné landscape .

Members

Jean Achard (1807-1884)
André Albertin (1867-1933)
Édouard d'Apvril (1843–1928)
Tancréde Bastet (1858–1942)

Charles Bertier (1860-1924)
Henri Blanc-Fontaine (1819-1897)
Édouard Brun (1860-1935)
Jacques Gay (1851-1925)

Laurent Guétal (1841-1892)
Ernest Hareux (1847-1909)
Diodore Rahoult (1819–1874)
Théodore Ravanat (1812-1883)

literature

Laurence Huault-Nesme (Eds.): Jean Achard, Laurent Guétal, Charles Bertier. Trois maîtres du paysage dauphinois au XIXe siècle. Grenoble 2005, ISBN 2-85495-270-7 . (Catalog of the exhibition in the Musée de Grenoble , December 3, 2005 to February 12, 2006)

Web links

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