NOEL Jules French Painting 19th the front port Oil On strong cardboard Signed

NOEL Jules (1815/1881)

The front port.

Oil on strong cardboard signed lower left.

40x59 cm

Exhibition label on the back.

Museums: Angoulême – Bernay – Besançon – Bordeaux – Brest – Briançon – Cambrai – Castres – Chantilly – Chartres – Chaumont – Cherbourg – Dijon – Douai – Hyères – La Rochelle – Lille – Mulhouse – Nancy – Nantes – Nevers – Paris (Louvre Museum ) – Quimper – Reims – Rochefort – Tours – Valence – Vannes – Literature: Bénézit – Dictionary of the little masters of painting by Pierre Cabanne and Gérald Schurr – Dictionary of French landscape painters of the 19th century by Lydia Harambourg – Finistère painters by Daniel Yonnet and André Cariou – Normandy, cradle of Impressionism by Jacques – Sylvain Klein – Douarnenez “to the happiness of painters” by Henri Belbeach – The painter and the animal in France in the 19th century by Elisabeth Hardouin – Fugier – The journey in France by Jean Claude Simoen – 

Jules NOEL, Born in 1815 in Nancy (Meurthe-et-Moselle) - Died in 1881 in Algiers

Painter of genre scenes, animated landscapes and seascapes, landscapes, seascapes, church interiors – gouache painter – watercolourist pastellist – lithographer – draftsman –

A pupil of Cherioux in Brest, Jules NOEL came to Paris in 1840, where he exhibited at the Salon until 1879 - Brittany and Normandy are, apart from the Middle East, its outdoor workshops - peaceful fishing ports for pathetic scenes of shipwreck, Jules NOEL puts as much verve and brio to camp his subject - his watercolors and paintings are of a spiritual execution - Jules NOEL was particularly successful in the representation of the Normandy coasts, - his familiar scenes of life in town, in the countryside, by the sea, constitute a picturesque and full testimony of life - very appreciated, the workshop of Jules NOEL is the meeting place of several generations of artists from romanticism to realism.

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