Fransa · 1813–1894

Charles-Émile Jacque

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Charles-Émile Jacque (1813–1894), a French animal painter, etcher and illustrator of the Barbizon school, was born and died in Paris. He spent years in London from 1836, travelled to Barbizon with Millet in 1845 and settled there in 1849; his son was killed during the Paris Commune of 1871, and in 1889 he won a gold medal. About 800 of his works are in the Pushkin Museum, the Belvedere, the Hermitage, Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, Cooper Hewitt and the Albertina: sheep in a manger, a shepherdess with her flock, a poultry yard, farms and heaths.