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Eugène Louis Charvot (Paperback)
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Eugène Louis Charvot (Paperback)
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Loot Price R224
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You Save R88 (28%)
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This publication features the work of French artist Eugène Louis
Charvot (1847-1924), a distinguished painter and printmaker.
Recognized in his time, Charvot's work was lost to history and has
been rediscovered in Jacksonville Florida. A fascinating
individual, Charvot practiced medicine for many years but stated
that his first love was art. Thus, despite the rigors of a
prestigious medical career, Charvot devoted himself to the pursuit
of his muse throughout his life. Inspired by the serene countryside
of his youth, Charvot became a landscapist, and made his debut in
1876 at the annual Salon in Paris. Spending his medical career in
the French military, Charvot was posted in colonial Tunisia
(1885-89) and Algeria (1892-96), where he documented the life
around him and sent oils back to Paris for entry in the SalonsAfter
Charvot's death in 1924, his work fell into obscurity. His family
preserved his award-winning etchings, his landscapes and
Orientalist paintings as well as his unpublished diary, family
letters and sketchbooks. Charvot's daughter, Yvonne Charvot
Barnett, brought the majority of his work to Jacksonville, Florida
where the discovery of these extensive holdings has led to a
reevaluation of Charvot's work and a resurrection of the reputation
of this accomplished artist. The works now reside in the Cummer
Museum of Art & Gardens, as the Charvot Collection. Through an
in-depth review of his career as an artist, this new volume
highlights Charvot's breadth of processes, productivity and
inspiration in painting, etching and drawing. With a focus on
family portraits, pastoral country scenes, nocturnes and North
African genre and street scenes, the book weaves family
photographs, journal entries and excerpts from family letters to
recreate the world view that informed Charvot's oeuvre
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