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Charles François Daubigny — The Boat Trip:  The Search for an Inn

Charles François Daubigny

The Boat Trip: The Search for an Inn

1861

"The Boat Trip: The Search for an Inn" by Charles François Daubigny is a print created on wove paper with chine, a delicate support combining a thin Asian paper layer with a sturdier Western paper base. The work exemplifies Daubigny's interest in landscape and narrative subjects, rendered through the printmaking medium popular among 19th century French artists. This technique allowed Daubigny to achieve subtle tonal variations and detailed atmospheric effects characteristic of his naturalistic approach to depicting rural and riverine scenes.

Medium
wove paper with chine

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Charles François Daubigny, The Boat Trip: The Search for an Inn, 1861

"The Boat Trip: The Search for an Inn" by Charles François Daubigny is a print created on wove paper with chine, a delicate support combining a thin Asian paper layer with a sturdier Western paper base. The work exemplifies Daubigny's interest in landscape and narrative subjects, rendered through the printmaking medium popular among 19th century French artists. This technique allowed Daubigny to achieve subtle tonal variations and detailed atmospheric effects characteristic of his naturalistic approach to depicting rural and riverine scenes.

Medium
wove paper with chine
Year
1861
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Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

Landscape With Figures, 19th Century, French Artist, Narrative Scene, Romantic Mood, Rural travel, Horizontal Composition, Plein Air Painting, Oil on Canvas, Barbizon School

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