19th Century Painters of the Opal Coast (Bilingual Edition)

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From the 1880s until the First World War, the Opal Coast became a favoured setting for numerous artists, both French and foreign, who came to practise the art of painting outdoors.

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Exhibition catalogue, Maison départemental du port d'Étaples-sur-Mer (29 june - 15 september 2013). Bilingual edition.

Its proximity to Paris where most of them consolidated their training, the beauty of the natural surroundings and the presence of a seafaring population with strongly held traditions were all factors that contributed to the area’s attraction.

While the passion for the eastern Channel ports, notably Etaples and Boulogne-sur-Mer, often later than the interest for the Normandy and Brittany coasts that saw the spread of artists’ colonies, met similar expectations, it gave rise to an extremely rich pictorial production, flying the flag of realism.

Coédition Conseil Général du Pas-de-Calais / Somogy éditions d'Art

  • Reference
    9782757207086
  • EAN13
    9782757207086

  • Artist
    Courant artistique : Réalisme
  • Publisher
    Somogy
  • Format
    Ouvrage broché
  • Number of pages
    80
  • Language
    Français / English
  • Dimensions
    255 x 21
  • Technique(s)
    55 illustrations
  • Published
    05/07/2013
  • Epoque
    XIXe siècle
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    Oui
  • Museum
    Etaples
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