Mill in the Sologne, France — Jules Dupré

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Artist: Jules Dupré
Date: 1835
Medium: lithograph
Location: Cleveland Museum of Art
Dimensions: [object Object]
Collection: Prints
Culture: France, 19th century
Credit line: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Williams Collection

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THE ARTIST

Jules Dupré

Jules Dupré, a leading Barbizon painter, captured the dramatic power of nature, from stormy skies to windswept coastlines.

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