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Charles François Daubigny — Stags at the water's edge

Charles François Daubigny

Stags at the water's edge

1850

Graceful deer gather at a tranquil waterside in one of Daubigny's masterful etchings that exemplifies the Barbizon School's commitment to direct observation of nature.

Medium
etching

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Charles François Daubigny, Stags at the water's edge, 1850

Graceful deer gather at a tranquil waterside in one of Daubigny's masterful etchings that exemplifies the Barbizon School's commitment to direct observation of nature.

Medium
etching
Year
1850
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

French, 19th Century, Etching, Landscape, Nature, Realism, Stag

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