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First the Fontainebleau forest, where he worked with fellow student Fr é d é ric Bazille, following in the footsteps of Corot and Daubigny.
Capturing Claude Monet Judy Fayard 2010
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They included a Bechstein 3/4 grand piano, and paintings by Daubigny, Samuel John “Lamorna” Birch, Frank Brangwyn, Laura Knight and their relative René Billotte.
Storyteller Donald Sturrock 2010
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Artists like Millet, Corot and Daubigny took their palates outside to record nature.
Madrid Mariana Schroeder 2010
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I accuse him of being surrounded by a band of ruffians, among whom it is only necessary to mention the infamous name of Daubigny.
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I accuse him of being surrounded by a band of ruffians, among whom it is only necessary to mention the infamous name of Daubigny.
Newspapers 2007
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A lick of flame crossed the Daubigny, and down came its glass with a clatter — there was the picture exposed and fire creeping and flaring over it!
Swan Song 2004
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Baudelaire praised on the eve of impressionism; also in Millet and the Barbizon group, Daubigny, and
IMPRESSIONISM IN ART THOMAS MUNRO 1968
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Daubigny, as in the latter's Spring Landscape, done in 1862 (Rewald, p. 100).
IMPRESSIONISM IN ART THOMAS MUNRO 1968
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Along with other names less known, Room 92 displays canvases by Daubigny, Courbet, Charles Le Brun,
The Jewel City Ben Macomber
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A few canvases recall them -- the _Wave_ of Courbet, an admirable effect of snow by Daubigny, and four or five pictures by Corot -- but one regrets that the illustrious dead have not had the honor of a room apart.
Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, November, 1878 of Popular Literature and Science Various
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