La trombe

ID: #8745 | Le réalisme | Mer et navires

Date: 1866

L'image montre un paysage marin par temps orageux. Des nuages sombres et spectaculaires couvrent la majeure partie du ciel et la lumière du soleil qui traverse l'image crée l'effet de rayons lumineux verticaux illuminant la surface de la mer. Des silhouettes de navires à voiles sont visibles à l'horizon, tandis qu'un navire plus proche navigue au premier plan. La mer semble agitée, les vagues blanches créant un contraste avec l'eau sombre.

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Courbet painted picture La trombe in 1866. Prevailing color of this fine art print is bleu and its shape is paysage. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Gustave Courbet (1819 - 1877). French painter regarded as a leading figure of French realism of the 19th century. In 1839, he went to study law in Paris, but instead devoted himself to painting (he copied works by Spanish, Venetian and Dutch masters). His first success was in the Salon in 1849, when he received the gold medal for his painting Afternoon in Ornans. Courbet was inspired by Dutch masters ( Rembrandt, Hals and others). His influence was also Giorgione and Tizian. In the beginning, he pursued the track of austere rules tied to academicism that, for his open-minded nature, was too strict. He therefore painted according to the romanticists (Delacroix and Géricault). With the painting Funeral in Ornans, in which he captured his grandfather’s funeral, he distanced himself from romanticism and has since been considered a painter of realism.