TROUILLEBERT French Painting 19th Barbizon Fisherman In Boat Oil Signed Catalog Raisonné

TROUILLEBERT PAUL DESIRE (1829/1900)

Fisherman in a boat with a mill at the bottom.

Oil on canvas signed lower left.

32,5x41 cm

Painting listed under number 0765 page 477 in the catalog raisonné of the painted works of Paul Désiré Trouillebert (1831 / 1900) by Thomas Maier, Bern Mûllerschôn published by Thombe, Stuttgart 2004.

Museums: Ajaccio, Angers, Angoulême, Beaune, Besançon, Boulogne sur Mer, Brussels, Buenos Aires, Cambrai, Cleveland, Dieppe, Dijon, Flers, Fontainebleau, Ganat, Kagawa (Japan), Le Puy en Velay, Marseille, Meaux, Montbard , Montpellier, Mulhouse, New-York (Metropolitan Museum), Nice, Niort, Paris (Musée d'Orsay, Musée du petit Palais), Pasadena, Norton Simon Museum, Reims, Rouen, Saumur, Saint Gallen (Switzerland), Saint Petersburg (Hermitage Museum), Valparaiso (Chile), Valencia.

Literature: Bénézit - Dictionary of the small masters of painting by Gérald Schurr and Pierre Cabanne - The French landscape painters of the 19th century by Lydia Harambourg - The Pre-Impressionists by Georges Pillemont - Barbizon and the landscape painters of the 19th century by Claude Marumo - The landscape art by Jeanine Bailly-Herzberg - The Barbizon school by Müllerschön and Maïer - 19th century landscape painters by Brame and Lorenceau - The Barbizon school at the Musée des Beaux arts in Lyon - 

TROUILLEBERT Paul Désiré Born in Paris in 1829 / Died in 1900 in Paris – Genre painter, figures, nudes, portraits, landscapes – Student of Hebert and Jallabert, Paul Désiré TROUILLEBERT honorably began a career as a portrait painter, but his meeting with Corot converted him so good at landscape over nature that he now only lives in the orbit of the master of Ville-d'Avray, directing his research almost exclusively on the outdoors and the rendering of the atmosphere - With frankness, Paul Désiré TROUILLEBERT will be inspired throughout his life by the same themes as Corot: the edges of the water in the morning and the setting sun, the ponds in the countryside, the trees and the woods are all subjects which never cease to seduce him – From one brush which lacks neither lightness nor transparency, Paul Désiré TROUILLEBERT strives to translate, in the gray range of his elder, the luminous and atmospheric values ​​of nature - His paintings have had great success with the public and retain a constant appeal -Paul Désiré TROUILLEBERT exhibited at the Salon from 1865

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