Pierre Thuilllier (1799-1858) - Pastoral, Circa 1840

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Pierre Thuilllier (1799-1858) - Pastoral, Circa 1840

Name: Pierre Thuilllier (1799-1858) - Pastoral, Circa 1840
Brand: Antikeo
SKU: 5QC9ERVJR4
Price: 2800 EUR
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By Gallery Drylewicz

2.800 €

Period 19th century

Style French Restoration, Charles X

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Pierre THUILLIER (1799-1858)
Pastoral, circa 1840
Oil on canvas
22x32cm
43 x 53 cm with frame
Bears the stamp of the monogram lower left
Canvas and original frame

Pierre Thuillier, born June 17, 1799 in Amiens and died November 19, 1858 in Paris, was a French landscape painter. He is associated with the Barbizon School. Pierre Thuillier is a student of Louis Étienne Watelet. He painted in his native region and around the forest of Fontainebleau in 1831-1832. He participated in the Paris Salon from 1831 to 1857 and was rewarded four times. He notably obtained a 1st class medal in 1839 and in 1848. During his apprenticeship, he met Théodore Caruelle d'Aligny with whom he went to work in Italy. He made numerous stays in Europe (Germany, Italy, Switzerland) and in North Africa (Algiers) before returning to paint landscapes in France (mainly in Auvergne). At the Geneva exhibition in 1854, he received first prize. In 1843, he was elevated to the rank of Knight of the Legion of Honor.

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Condition
Style	French Restoration, Charles X (Landscape Paintings of French Restoration, Charles X Style)
Period	19th century (Landscape Paintings 19th century)
Country of origin	France
Artist	Pierre Thuillier (1799-1858), 19th century
Length (cm)	32 (53) cm
Height (cm)	22 (43) cm