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Jules Dupré (* 5. April 1811 in Nantes; † 6. Oktober 1889 in L’Isle-Adam) war einer der bedeutendsten französischen Landschaftsmaler der Schule von Barbizon. Er gilt als Begründer der modernen französischen Landschaftsmalerei. Dupré folgte anfänglich dem Beruf seines Vaters, eines Porzellanfabrikanten, wandte sich aber dann der ...
Jules Dupré (born April 5, 1811, Nantes, Fr.—died Oct. 6, 1889, L’Isle-Adam) was a French artist who was one of the leaders of the Barbizon group of landscape painters. The son of a porcelain manufacturer, Dupré started his career in his father’s works, after which he painted porcelain at his uncle’s china factory at Sèvres.
Jules Dupré (5. april 1811 i Nantes – 6. oktober 1889 i l'Isle-Adam) var en fransk landskabsmaler. Dupré lærte i malerkunst og først porcelænsfabrikationen, uddannede sig derefter debuterede på Parisersalonen 1831 med flere landskaber fra departement Vienne ; et ophold i England , hvor han sikkert fik John Constables kunst at se, lærte ham bredere lys- og farveeffekter.
Born in 1811 in Nantes, Jules Dupré (1811-1889) spent his boyhood in L'Isle-Adam on the Oise river, near Paris. Here he had his early initiation to art, as an apprentice decorator of porcelain in his father's china works. At the age of twelve, he was sent to Paris, to work in the porcelain factory of an uncle, Arsène Gillet. His fellow workers included several young artists who would play a ...
Jules Dupré rođen je 5. travnja 1811. u Nantesu. Njegov je otac bio proizvođač porculana i mladi Dupré je od svoje jedanaeste godine života zajedno s ocem izučavao zanat dekoratora porculana. [1] U slobodno vrijeme okušao se u slikanju pejzaža, a kasnije se seli u Pariz gdje dobiva formalnu naobrazbu u slikarskim tehnikama.
Est: £3,000 - £5,000. View sold prices. Property from a Distinguished European Private Collection Jules Dupré Nantes 1811–1889 L'Isle-Adam Woodland landscape, Barbizon signed and dated lower left: Jules Dupré / 1835 oil on canvas unframed: 38 x 46.5 cm.; 15 x 18¼ in. framed: 54 x 62 cm.; 21¼ x 24½ in.
Jules Dupré was born in Nantes on April 5, 1811. His father was a porcelain manufacturer in Parmain – a small village on the shores of the Oise -- and by 1822 Jules was working in the factory decorating plates. In his spare time he painted simple landscape studies from nature and finally traveled to Paris to study with Jean-Michel Diebolt ...
