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Gustave Courbet was a French portrait, still life and landscape painter and considered one of the originators of Realism and one of the pioneers of Impressionism.
Born on June 10, 1819 in Ornans near Besançon.
Died on December 31, 1877 in La-Tour-de-Peilz near Vevey, Switzerland.
Self-taught Gustave Courbet influenced the Impressionist painters in an important way by the impasto-like color application and the realistic, richly detailed presentation of his paintings. He mainly dealt with themes from everyday life, which reflected the prevailing zeitgeist. In doing so, he gained growing popularity in Belgium, England and, above all, in Germany, whilst he remained uninteresting in France for a long time, due to his academy and history-hostile attitude.

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Self Portrait

Still Life (Fruit)

Sunset on Lake Leman

The Bathers

The Beach at Trouville at Low Tide

The Cellist, Self Portrait

The Desperate Man

The Fox in the Snow

The Houses of the Chateau D Ornans

The Source

The Source among the Rocks of the Doubs

The Stormy Sea

The Trellis

The Wave

The Woman in a Podoscaphe

The Young Ladies of the Village

Two Goats in the Forest

Woman with a Parrot

Wounded Man

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Gustave Courbet - paintings