Ernest Hareux (1847-1909) Boulder, Creuse. Crozant School, Grenoble, Dauphiné, Guétal
Artist: Ernest Hareux (1847-1909)
New work by Ernest Hareux, this time a boulder in the undergrowth, oil on panel signed lower right.
Size of painting alone unframed 26.5x35cm and 43.5x52.5cm including frame.
Provenance: Collection Louis Vionnet, acquired since at least the 1950s, then remained in the family until today
This is another very fine oil on panel by Ernest Hareux, here he paints a boulder in an undergrowth, the work is not located, it could be the path that runs along the banks of Sedelle in Creuse as there are large boulders that resemble those painted here....In any case, Hareux delivers a magnificent composition, of extreme finesse, painted around 1890, I think. The painter was then in full command of his art, his touch is powerful, his drawing precise and finally his coloring most subtle, a painting worthy of the best French painters of the 19th century.
Ernest Hareux is an essential painter of two schools, that of Crozant and that of the French painters.of Crozant and the Dauphiné mountain painters, as Crozant andCrozant and Grenoble would be his two points of attachment.it was Léon Detroy who bought his studio in Crozant,today owned by the painter Laberthonnière.
Ernest Victor Hareux , born February 20, 1847 in Paris and died February 16, 1909 in Grenoble, was a French landscape painter.
As a child, he was already drawing. 10, he was already drawing. He was an admirer of Alexandre Calame andGustave Doré. He studied in Paris with Charles Busson, Émile Bin,Léon Germain Pelouse, Trottin and Levasseur. He presented his firsthis first work at the 1868 Salon and won a 3e class medal at the 1880 Salon. He specialized in landscapes and became a member of the Société des artistes français in 1883. painted in Normandy and Creuse, where he joined the Crozant Schooland met Laurent Guétal, who invited him to Grenoble in 1887. Bad weather which prevented him from painting seemed to discourage him, but he returnedthe following year. He ended up becoming a mountain painter, a friend offriend of Théodore Ravanat and other painters from the Proveysieux school. He thus joined the Dauphinoise school, whose members also includedCharles Bertier, Jean Achard and others. They were sometimescalled paysagistes dauphinois.
He published seven seminal painting treatises (cours complet de peinture à l'huile, l'art, la science, le métier du peintre, etc.). He illustrated mountain books.
Hareux is best known for his mountain paintings. A founding member of the Société des peintres de la montagne, he saw in alpine landscapes a decorative alpine landscapes a very imposing decorative power that lends itself
He was appointed Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur on October 11, 1906.
He was elected on March 1er, 1907 to chair 48 of the Académie Delphinale. His works can be seen in many museums in France.
This panel painting is entirely original, in very good condition for its 130 years or so, delivered in a lovely period gilded frame.
Genuine work guaranteed
.
Size of painting alone unframed 26.5x35cm and 43.5x52.5cm including frame.
Provenance: Collection Louis Vionnet, acquired since at least the 1950s, then remained in the family until today
This is another very fine oil on panel by Ernest Hareux, here he paints a boulder in an undergrowth, the work is not located, it could be the path that runs along the banks of Sedelle in Creuse as there are large boulders that resemble those painted here....In any case, Hareux delivers a magnificent composition, of extreme finesse, painted around 1890, I think. The painter was then in full command of his art, his touch is powerful, his drawing precise and finally his coloring most subtle, a painting worthy of the best French painters of the 19th century.
Ernest Hareux is an essential painter of two schools, that of Crozant and that of the French painters.of Crozant and the Dauphiné mountain painters, as Crozant andCrozant and Grenoble would be his two points of attachment.it was Léon Detroy who bought his studio in Crozant,today owned by the painter Laberthonnière.
Ernest Victor Hareux , born February 20, 1847 in Paris and died February 16, 1909 in Grenoble, was a French landscape painter.
As a child, he was already drawing. 10, he was already drawing. He was an admirer of Alexandre Calame andGustave Doré. He studied in Paris with Charles Busson, Émile Bin,Léon Germain Pelouse, Trottin and Levasseur. He presented his firsthis first work at the 1868 Salon and won a 3e class medal at the 1880 Salon. He specialized in landscapes and became a member of the Société des artistes français in 1883. painted in Normandy and Creuse, where he joined the Crozant Schooland met Laurent Guétal, who invited him to Grenoble in 1887. Bad weather which prevented him from painting seemed to discourage him, but he returnedthe following year. He ended up becoming a mountain painter, a friend offriend of Théodore Ravanat and other painters from the Proveysieux school. He thus joined the Dauphinoise school, whose members also includedCharles Bertier, Jean Achard and others. They were sometimescalled paysagistes dauphinois.
He published seven seminal painting treatises (cours complet de peinture à l'huile, l'art, la science, le métier du peintre, etc.). He illustrated mountain books.
Hareux is best known for his mountain paintings. A founding member of the Société des peintres de la montagne, he saw in alpine landscapes a decorative alpine landscapes a very imposing decorative power that lends itself
He was appointed Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur on October 11, 1906.
He was elected on March 1er, 1907 to chair 48 of the Académie Delphinale. His works can be seen in many museums in France.
This panel painting is entirely original, in very good condition for its 130 years or so, delivered in a lovely period gilded frame.
Genuine work guaranteed
.
720 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting on wood
Length: 35
Height: 26,5
Reference (ID): 1746921
Availability: In stock
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