Rousseau Theodore
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Theodore Rousseau, fine art postcards
ROUSSEAU Theodore (1812-1867) – French landscape writer of Barbison’s school. He was taught by his cousin, landscape writer Pierre-Alexander Po de Saint-Martin. Rousseau’s first famous painting “The telegraph at Mon-Martre” (the Art and Archaeological museum, Boulogne-sur-Mehr) was written in 1836. In 1844 Rousseau painted his “Chestnut Alley”, (Paris, Louwre) one of his masterpieces. His exhibition in the theatre “Odeon” in 1845 brought him the deserved recognition of public.
See also:
Theodore Rousseau, fine art postcards
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