Boats by the beach, Charles Hoguet, ca. 1845-1868
Charles Hoguet

Boats by the beach

ca. 1845-1868 · Oil painting · 14 × 35.2 cm

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Charles Hoguet (1821-1870) was born in Berlin to French parents. He studied first with the seascape painter Wilhelm August Christian Leopold Krause (1802-1864) and later completed his apprenticeship in Paris with Eugène Ciceri (1813–90). He was also later on an apprentice with Eugène Isabey (1803–86) who was also teaching at the same time Eduard Hildebrandt (1817-1868). He is famous for his still lifes, marine paintings and landscapes. He won medals in Paris in 1848 and 1859.

This painting is a fine example of Hoguet seascape paintings dominated by a cool and almost monochrome palette. The composition and palette is slightly reminiscent of Isabey’s technique, but also recall the 17th-century Dutch imagery which aroused a new interest among Realist painters of the 19th century. This type of seascapes may also be based on memories from his visit to Holland.

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1572-1869

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