Thomas CoutureFrankrig, 1815–1879Landscape Study with Trees
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Imens i livet hos Thomas Couture
Hele livet1869
Moves to Villiers-le-Bel
In 1869 Couture moves to Villiers-le-Bel. According to the critic Albert Wolff, he lives there in a seclusion which, thanks to the complete indifference of his contemporaries, turns him into a man buried alive.
January 1870
Demand for his works in the United States
Forgotten at home, Couture finds demand for his works in the United States, which keeps him from leaving the stage altogether. In January 1870 he writes that he works hard, that art lovers come to him as to Paris, and that he, who reveres art alone, grows rich with their help, like a colonial merchant.
1870s
An autobiographical book with his grandson
Late in life Couture works with his grandson on an autobiographical book, “Thomas Couture, His Life, His Work, His Character, His Ideas, His Method”.
