Armand GuillauminFrancia, 1841–1927Kind dat soep eet
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Rijksmuseum
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- RP-P-1974-137
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- Rijksmuseum: the museum's own open data · acquisita 5 giorni fa
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Nel frattempo, nella vita di Armand Guillaumin
Tutta la vita1890s
A bolder palette: a Fauve before Fauvism
By the 1890s his palette has grown even bolder and less faithful to nature — he was a Fauve a decade before Fauvism; Othon Friesz was guided by his advice and example, so Guillaumin influenced the rise of Fauvism.
1893–1913
Travels around France for new subjects
In 1893–1913 he paints in the Creuse, Crozant, Agay, the Auvergne, the departments of Orne and Eure, Louen and Rouen; works of these years include “The Hamlet of Péchadoire” and “Landscape at Agay” (both 1895) and “The Mill at Bouchardon” (1905).
1901
Solo exhibition at Bernheim-Jeune
A large solo exhibition at Galerie Bernheim-Jeune in Paris.
