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Théodore RousseauThe blasted landscapes of bad luck

Théodore Rousseau was a French artist born on April 15, 1812. Rousseau contributed to the Barbizon School movement and died on December 22, 1867. Get notified when Théodore Rousseau's biography is complete:

View on the Outskirts of Granville

1833

Sunset in the Auvergne

1844

Hoarfrost

1845

View of the Plain of Montmartre

1848

Cows in a Group of Oak Trees, Apremont

1850

Chaumières, Near the Pond

1850

The Gorges d'Aprement, Barbizon

1852

The Colliers´ Hut in the Forest of Fontainebleau

1855

Landscape Sketch

1865

The Forest in Winter at Sunset

1846-1867

Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot

Nudes teach you everything you need to know (to paint landscapes)

1796-1875

Jean-François Millet

A peasant I was born, and a peasant I will die

1814-1875

Théodore Rousseau

The blasted landscapes of bad luck

1812-1867
18011900
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The art of seeing
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A peasant I was born, and a peasant I will die
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