By Schulman
ISBN 9782859172268
Théodore Rousseau : catalogue raisonné de l’oeuvre graphique, 1812-1867, Michel Schulman (book)
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Théodore Rousseau: Catalogue Raisonné of the Graphic Work (book) by Michel Schulman with the collaboration of Marie Bataillès and Virginie Sérafino. Les éditions de l’Amateur. Editions des catalogues raisonnés. French version. 1997. Condition: like new.
This 372-page hardcover volume lists 764 graphic works (drawings, etchings, and glass plate negatives). It includes an illustrated biography as well as a directory of the artist’s stamps, monograms, and signatures.
Additional information: This work is inseparable from the Catalogue raisonné of the painted work, also produced by Michel Schulman and published in 1999 (also available for separate sale on our website).
Théodore Rousseau (1812–1867) was a major landscape painter, leader of the Barbizon school. A precursor of Impressionism, he revolutionized landscape painting in the 19th century by painting outdoors. His work, marked by a romantic naturalism and a defense of the Fontainebleau forest, combines rigorous observation with intense emotions.
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