Théodore Rousseau
French 19th-century painter, leader of the Barbizon school and a key figure in the renewal of naturalist landscape painting. He is remembered for his depictions of the Fontainebleau forest, painted with direct attention to light and atmosphere, which decisively influenced the development of modern French landscape painting.
- Works
- 16
- Years
- 1800–1860
- As prints
- 16
Cottages near LarchantThéodore Rousseau, 1800From €29
MarshesThéodore Rousseau, 1800From €29
The Oak TreeThéodore Rousseau, 1800From €29
Mountain Stream in AuvergneThéodore Rousseau, 1830From €29
An Old Chapel in a ValleyThéodore Rousseau, 1835From €29
The Pond (Memory of the Forest of Chambord)Théodore Rousseau, 1839From €29
A Meadow Bordered by TreesThéodore Rousseau, 1845From €29
The Forest in Winter at SunsetThéodore Rousseau, 1846From €29
SunlightThéodore Rousseau, 1848From €29
After the RainThéodore Rousseau, 1850From €29
Leaving the Forest of Fontainebleau, SunsetThéodore Rousseau, 1851From €29
The Edge of the Forest at Monts-Girard, Forest of FontainebleauThéodore Rousseau, 1852From €29
The Pond (La Mare)Théodore Rousseau, 1855From €29
Countryside in PicardyThéodore Rousseau, 1860From €29
Landscape with a BoatmanThéodore Rousseau, 1860From €29
Sunset near ArbonneThéodore Rousseau, 1860From €29