Vincent Van Gogh, Daubigny’s Garden, 1890. Basel, Collection R. Staechelin. …it must be truly good, when one dies, to be conscious of having done a thing or two in truth, knowing that as a result one ...

It’s probably a safe bet you’ve never heard of Charles François Daubigny (DOE-bin-yee). A French landscape painter during the 19th century, Daubigny's work was admired during his lifetime but ...

Until Charles François Daubigny, French landscape painting was largely an indoor sport. From the 1850s, the painter started a habit of working on his canvases just about anywhere but in a ...

The Santa Barbara Museum of Art opened the exhibition, A Legacy of Giving: The Lady Leslie and Lord Paul Ridley-Tree Collection, on view July 7 – November 3, 2024.

Although acclaimed in his day, Charles Daubigny seemed destined to be a footnote in French art until a re-evaluation of his work recognised his role influencing the likes of Monet and Van Gogh.

The roots along Rue Daubigny in Auvers-sur-Oise as they appeared in 2020 Arthénon / Van Gogh Museum On a late July morning in 1890, Vincent van Gogh rose from his lodgings in the small French ...

A number of studies, oil paintings, and sketches of the late Carl Daubigny were sold by auction to-day and brought 51,095f. The prices were lower than anticipated. View Full Article in ...

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Clichés-verre, gelatin printing-out prints. Clark Art Institute Charles-François Daubigny (1817–1878), “Brook in a Clearing (Le ruisseau dans la clairière)” (1862), printed 1921.

He didn’t have far to walk through the village before he arrived at his subject: a tangle of roots on the side of Rue Daubigny. Tree Roots, the painting he made that day, was his last.