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Charles François Daubigny — The Ford

Charles François Daubigny

The Ford

1862

Utilizing the cliché-verre process, this riverside scene exemplifies Daubigny's role in bridging the gap between traditional landscape art and Impressionist innovations.

Medium
cliché-verre

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Charles François Daubigny, The Ford, 1862

Utilizing the cliché-verre process, this riverside scene exemplifies Daubigny's role in bridging the gap between traditional landscape art and Impressionist innovations.

Medium
cliché-verre
Year
1862
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

Nineteenth Century, Cliché-Verre, Pastoral, River, Monochrome, French, Ford, Landscape, Nature, Romantic

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Cleveland Museum of Art