Léon-Victor Dupré (1816–1879)

Léon-Victor Dupré, a French landscape painter, followed in his brother Jules's footsteps, capturing the quiet beauty of the French countryside.

ABOUT

Léon-Victor Dupré, a French landscape painter, was born at Limoges in 1816, and studied under his brother, Jules Dupré. He died in 1879, after a long and painful illness. Amongst his works are: "Meadows in Berry". "Environs of St. Julien". "Cows Drinking " - 1855. (South Kensington Museum.) "View at Argentan" - 1861. "Landscape in the Indre" - 1864. == References == This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Bryan, Michael (1886). "Dupré, Léo…

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NOTABLE WORKS

Ships at Sea During Storm 1830 · Art Institute of Chicago The Estuary Farm 1831 · Art Institute of Chicago The Cottage by the Roadside, Stormy Sky 1855 · Art Institute of Chicago Cows Drinking 1855 · Victoria and Albert Museum On the Road 1856 · Art Institute of Chicago Landscape with Cows and Figures 1864 · Bowes Museum

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INFLUENCES

Influenced by

Jules DupréBarbizon school Théodore RousseauBarbizon school Jean-François MilletBarbizon school Camille CorotBarbizon school

Influenced

Charles-François DaubignyBarbizon school Eugène BoudinImpressionism Johan Barthold JongkindImpressionism Gustave CourbetRealism