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Charles François Daubigny — The Boat Trip: The Studio on the Boat

Charles François Daubigny

The Boat Trip: The Studio on the Boat

1861

Revealing the floating workspace where many of Daubigny's river scenes were born, the etching documents one of art history's most innovative approaches to outdoor painting.

Medium
etching with chine collé

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Charles François Daubigny, The Boat Trip: The Studio on the Boat, 1861

Revealing the floating workspace where many of Daubigny's river scenes were born, the etching documents one of art history's most innovative approaches to outdoor painting.

Medium
etching with chine collé
Year
1861
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

Monochrome, French, Serene, 19th Century, Etching, Landscape, Boat, Romanticism, Water, Nature

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