French, Paris 1817–1878 Paris · 82 works on DiscoverArt
Works
The Seine: Morning1874Landscape with Ducks● On view · Gallery 957A River Landscape with Storks1864Boats on the Seacoast at Étaples1871Landscape on a River1863The Hamlet of Optevoz● On view · Gallery 812Portejoie on the Seine1858 or 1868The Banks of the Oise1863Landscape with a Sunlit Streamca. 1877Apple Blossoms● On view · Gallery 812Frontispiece for the Album "Voyage en Bateau"1862Cabin Boy Hauling the Tow-Rope or Hauling by Rope1862Moonlightca. 1860Lunch at Asnières Before Departing1862Bedding Down Aboard the Botin or Night on the Boat1862Environs de Choisy-le-Roi1843Gleaners in the Hail1862Gobbling a Meal1861Frontispiece for the Album "Voyage en Bateau"1862Twenty-three drawings for "Le Voyage en bateau"1861–62Salon de 1850-51. Landscape along the shores of the river Oullins1850–51Stirring the Pot1862The Fish Rejoice in the Departure of the Cabin Boy1861The Winter Garden1843Night Voyage, from the series, Voyage en Bateau1861The Broken Oar1862The Approaching Storm1844Rejoicing of the Fish at the Departure of the Cabin boy1862Ducks in the Marshes[1862], reprinted 1921The Cabin Boy Tows the Boat1861Moonrise in the Valley of the Andilly1837–78The Sparrow Aviary1843Taking Over the Cart or Children with the Cart1862The Steamboats or Watch Out for the Steamers1862Night Voyage or Net Fishing1862Landscape along a River1860s or 1870sThe Approaching Storm1844The Search for an Inn1862The Deer Pond1837–78The Seine at Port-Maurin1870L'Orage1842The Bow of Le Botin with a Frog1862Calling to Shore1861The Farewell Breakfast at Asnières1861La Tonnelle1838The Steam Boats1861The Cabin Boy Fishing or Line Fishing1862The Beach at Villerville1837–78Stags in Woods1850Magpie1843The Hamlet of Optevozca. 1852Interior of an Inn or The Corridor of an Inn1862Sleeping on Board the Boat1861Guzzling or Lunch on the Boat1862The Departure1861Hunting for Birds: The Cabin Boy Scares the Birds1862Country Road Landscape with Trees (recto); Landscape with Trees (verso)1860s or 1870sMoving into “Le Botin”–The Ship’s Furnishings1862Shepherd and Shepherdess1874Moving into the Boat1861