"Noel Jules French Painting 19th The Front Port Oil On Strong Cardboard Signed"
NOEL Jules ( 1815 / 1881 )
The front port.
Oil on strong cardboard signed at the bottom left.
40 x 59 cm
Exhibition label on the back.
Museums: Angoulême - Bernay - Besançon - Bordeaux - Brest - Briançon - Cambrai - Castres - Chantilly - Chartres - Chaumont - Cherbourg - Dijon - Douai - Hyères - La Rochelle - Lille - Mulhouse - Nancy - Nantes - Nevers - Paris (Louvre Museum) - Quimper - Reims - Rochefort - Tours - Valence - Vannes - Literature: Bénézit - Dictionary of the little masters of painting by Pierre Cabanne and Gerald Schurr - Dictionary of landscape painters 19th century French by Lydia Harambourg - The Finistère of painters by Daniel Yonnet and André Cariou - Normandy, cradle of Impressionism by Jacques - Sylvain Klein - Douarnenez "to the happiness of painters" by Henri Belbeach - The painter and the animal in France in the 19th century by Elisabeth Hardouin - Fugier - The trip to France by Jean Claude Simoën - 
Jules NOEL, Born in 1815 in Nancy (Meurthe-et-Moselle– - Died in 1881 in Algiers
Painter of genre scenes, animated landscapes and seascapes, landscapes, seascapes, church interiors - gouache painter – pastellist watercolorist - lithographer - draftsman –
Pupil of Cherioux in Brest, Jules NOEL comes to Paris, in 1840, where he exhibits at the Salon until 1879 –Brittany and Normandy are, apart from the Middle East, his outdoor workshops - peaceful fishing ports to pathetic scenes of shipwreck, Jules NOEL puts as much verve and brilliance to camp his subject – his watercolors and paintings are of a spiritual execution – Jules NOEL was particularly successful in the representation of the Normandy coasts, – his familiar scenes of life in the city, in the countryside, by the sea, constitute a picturesque and lively testimony – highly appreciated, Jules NOEL's workshop is the meeting place of several generations of artists from Romanticism to realism.
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