"Trouillebert Paul Desire Painting 19th Barbizon School Fisherman In His Boat Oil Signed Canvas"
TROUILLEBERT PAUL DESIRE (1829 / 1900 )
The fisherman in his boat on the river (La Lisse).
Oil on canvas signed at the bottom right.
41.3 x 32.5 cm
Museums: Ajaccio , Angers , Angoulême , Beaune , Besançon , Boulogne sur Mer , Brussels , Buenos Aires , Cambrai , Cleveland , Dieppe , Dijon , Flers , Fontainebleau , Ganat , Kagawa (Japan) , Le Puy en Velay , Marseille , Meaux , Montbard , Montpellier , Mulhouse , New York (Metropolitan Museum) , Nice , Niort , Paris (Orsay Museum , Petit Palais Museum) , Pasadena , Norton Simon Museum , Reims , Rouen , Saumur , Saint Gallen (Switzerland), Saint Petersburg (Hermitage Museum) , Valparaiso (Chile), Valencia .
Literature: Bénézit - Dictionary of the little masters of painting by Gérald Schurr and Pierre Cabanne - The French landscape painters of the 19th century by Lydia Harambourg - The Pre-impressionists by Georges Pillemont - Barbizon and the landscape painters of the 19th century by Claude Marumo - The art of landscape by Jeanine Bailly-Herzberg - The Barbizon school by Müllerschön and Maïer - Landscape painters of the 19th century by Brame and Lorenceau - The Barbizon School at the Lyon Museum of Fine Arts - 
TROUILLEBERT Paul Désiré Born in Paris in 1829 / Died in 1900 in Paris –Genre painter, figures, nudes, portraits, landscapes –Pupil of Hebert and Jallabert, Paul Désiré TROUILLEBERT honorably began a career as a portrait painter, but his meeting with Corot converted him so well to landscape on nature that he now lives only in the orbit of the town master-d'Avray, directing almost exclusively his research on the outdoors and the rendering of the atmosphere – With frankness, Paul Désiré TROUILLEBERT will inspire his whole life with the same themes as Corot: the edges of the water in the morning and at sunset, ponds in the countryside, trees and woods are all subjects that never cease to seduce him – With a brush that lacks neither lightness nor transparency, Paul Désiré TROUILLEBERT strives to translate, in the gray range of his elder, the luminous and atmospheric values of nature – His pleasant paintings have had a great success with the public and retains a constant attraction -Paul Désiré TROUILLEBERT exhibits at the Salon from 1865