Work information

title

shepherd

Writer

Charles-Émile JACQUE

Artist information

1813 Born in Paris
1830 Apprenticed as a map printmaker. After that, he volunteered and spent six years in the military.
After military service, moved to England. Created illustrations in England (about 2 years)
After returning to France, worked as a copper plate painter and illustrator (until around 1843).
1840 Around this time, he began to paint the landscape of Montmartre.
1845 Selected for Salon for etching (print). After that, he was selected several times as a printmaker.
Around this time, I met Millet.
1849 Moved to Babilzon to escape the cholera epidemic. He lives in the house next door to Millet.
After that, including livestock and agriculture, the main theme was livestock.
1854 Leaves the village of Barbizon
1861 Exhibits paintings for the first time at the Salon. After that, mainly animal paintings
1894 Died in Paris

technique

etching

Detailed size

Length 19 x Width 26 cm

picture frame size

Length 46 x Width 57 cm

situation

Good

remarks

with certificate

price

80,000 yen (tax included)