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Charles François Daubigny — Moonrise

Charles François Daubigny

Moonrise

1861

Combining etching and drypoint techniques, this atmospheric nocturne demonstrates Daubigny's influence on the Impressionists' interest in natural light effects.

Medium
etching and drypoint

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Charles François Daubigny, Moonrise, 1861

Combining etching and drypoint techniques, this atmospheric nocturne demonstrates Daubigny's influence on the Impressionists' interest in natural light effects.

Medium
etching and drypoint
Year
1861
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

Monochrome, French, Serene, 19th Century, Night Scene, Etching, Moon, Landscape, Drypoint, Romantic

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