Eugène Lavieille

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Portrait of Eugène Lavieille, photograph by Étienne Carjat , Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Snowy landscape , 1871
Full moon night in Veneux-Nadon , 1887

Eugène Antoine Samuel Lavieille ( November 29, 1820 in Paris - January 8, 1889 there ) was a French painter.

Life

Eugène Lavieille began his professional career as a decorator . In 1841 he was accepted as a pupil in the workshop of Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot .

Lavieile was best known for atmospheric painting in the open air. His favorite subjects were forests, fields, ponds, farms, hamlet streets, river banks, ships on the beach and on the flat coasts around Berck, as well as some places such as the Château de Pierrefonds (Oise) or La Ferté-Milon . He preferred to paint scenes of everyday life in the country, farmers in the fields or deer in the forest, landscapes in winter or preferably at night. He is therefore regarded as a painter of the melancholy sky, snow and nights, because he was able to capture the atmosphere of these special moods remarkably.

Around 1847 Eugène Lavieille was a member of the Groupe de L'Isle-Adam . In 1852 he moved to Barbizon , where he lived for about 4 years, and was a member of the Barbizon School . He later painted in La Ferté-Milon and the surrounding area, where he lived from 1856 to 1859, in Ville d'Avray , in Perche in Normandy , on the Basque coast, in Seine-et-Marne near Moret-sur -Loing and at the end of his life in Courpalay . He also painted Montmartre around 1848.

He had close contacts with painters of his time, such as Corot , Millet , Rousseau , Daubigny , Diaz de la Pena, Troyon , Dupré , Ziem , Chintreuil , Léon Brunel-Rocque , Frédéric Henriet, Daumier and the photographers Nadar and Carjat , both of them Realized portraits of him.

family

Eugène Lavieille's father was a carpet weaver, his older brother Jacques Adrien Lavieille (1818–1862) was a well-known wood printer. His son Adrien Lavieille (1848–1920) was a landscape painter, his daughter Marie Ernestine Lavieille (1852–1937), who married the sculptor Charles Georges Ferville-Suan in 1878, and his granddaughter Andrée Lavieille (1887–1960) were also painters.

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