La Traversée Des Silences By Joseph Delattre (1858-1912)
Artist: Joseph Delattre (1858-1912)
La Traversée des silences
Joseph Delattre(1858-1912)
Huile/Toilemounted on cardboard 20.5 X 13.5
Excellent condition
Signed lower leftleft
Sold framedunder glass
Sale Price:680 Euros
L'Œuvre:
The scene depicts a path through a dense forest, hesought beauty in the simplicity and ephemerality of the local landscapes aroundRouen, the Seine or the Normandy countryside.
The artist uses a touch of paintjuxtaposed to create a sensation of vibration and movement,giving life to the foliage as if it were shimmering.
Delattre uses a palette of delicate color harmoniesharmonies, a hallmark of his style that favors atmosphere over precision.precision.
The work evokes the mist or subdued light of an undergrowth,typical of his painting.
This oil on canvas by Joseph Delattre, a painteremblematic painter of the Rouen School, an out-of-the-mainstream, timeless painter, "the revolutionaryrevolutionary" ahead of his time.
An extraordinary painter.
The Artist :
Joseph Delattre, (Deville lesRouen 1858 - Le Petit-Couronne 1912)
Joseph Delattre is considered one of the founders of thefounders of the Rouen School, born in 1858 in Déville-lès-Rouen, Normandy.
The son of a modest Belgian glazier, he fled to Franceto France in 1880, he continued to work as a glazier with his father, attendingevening classes at the Rouen painting school, where he met J.L. Lemaitre, Ch.Lemaitre, Ch Angrand, Ch Fréchon, and remained close friends.
In 1886, he participated with other artists in thedesign of the book "Rouen in 1886".
He then produced manyillustrations. He forms a commitment to Impressionismand against official, traditional teaching.
In 1896, he founded the Académie Libre de Normandie, wherehe trained many of the painters of the Rouen School.
He introduced them to plein-air painting throughworkshops.He was long criticized for his method, but his studentsbut his students appreciated his approach and characterized him as the only onemocked, but the only one with a real eye.He remains one of the most important and talentedpainters of the Rouen school.
Joseph Delattre(1858-1912)
Huile/Toilemounted on cardboard 20.5 X 13.5
Excellent condition
Signed lower leftleft
Sold framedunder glass
Sale Price:680 Euros
L'Œuvre:
The scene depicts a path through a dense forest, hesought beauty in the simplicity and ephemerality of the local landscapes aroundRouen, the Seine or the Normandy countryside.
The artist uses a touch of paintjuxtaposed to create a sensation of vibration and movement,giving life to the foliage as if it were shimmering.
Delattre uses a palette of delicate color harmoniesharmonies, a hallmark of his style that favors atmosphere over precision.precision.
The work evokes the mist or subdued light of an undergrowth,typical of his painting.
This oil on canvas by Joseph Delattre, a painteremblematic painter of the Rouen School, an out-of-the-mainstream, timeless painter, "the revolutionaryrevolutionary" ahead of his time.
An extraordinary painter.
The Artist :
Joseph Delattre, (Deville lesRouen 1858 - Le Petit-Couronne 1912)
Joseph Delattre is considered one of the founders of thefounders of the Rouen School, born in 1858 in Déville-lès-Rouen, Normandy.
The son of a modest Belgian glazier, he fled to Franceto France in 1880, he continued to work as a glazier with his father, attendingevening classes at the Rouen painting school, where he met J.L. Lemaitre, Ch.Lemaitre, Ch Angrand, Ch Fréchon, and remained close friends.
In 1886, he participated with other artists in thedesign of the book "Rouen in 1886".
He then produced manyillustrations. He forms a commitment to Impressionismand against official, traditional teaching.
In 1896, he founded the Académie Libre de Normandie, wherehe trained many of the painters of the Rouen School.
He introduced them to plein-air painting throughworkshops.He was long criticized for his method, but his studentsbut his students appreciated his approach and characterized him as the only onemocked, but the only one with a real eye.He remains one of the most important and talentedpainters of the Rouen school.
680 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Oil painting
Length: 20,5
Width: 13,5
Reference (ID): 1756334
Availability: In stock
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