Arbres en fleurs (Flowering Trees), circa 1940 by Eugène Brouillard
Description:
"Arbres en fleurs" (Flowering Trees), created around 1940 by Eugène Brouillard, is a vivid representation of blooming trees, capturing the vitality and beauty of nature in full blossom. Eugène Brouillard, a French artist born in 1870, was known for his contributions to the Lyon School of painting, where he developed a unique style that blended Impressionist influences with a more expressive use of color and form. His works often depicted landscapes, still lifes, and urban scenes, characterized by their vibrant color palette and dynamic brushwork.
In "Arbres en fleurs," Brouillard captures a moment in spring, where trees are covered in lush blossoms, filling the composition with bright hues of pinks, whites, and greens. The painting reflects Brouillard's fascination with the changing seasons and his ability to convey the ephemeral beauty of nature through expressive brushstrokes and color. The contrast between the rich colors of the blossoms and the subtler tones of the background creates a lively and harmonious composition. This work illustrates Brouillard's skill in capturing the essence of his surroundings while remaining true to his distinct, color-driven style.
Details:
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Location and Date Created: France, circa 1940.
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Medium: Oil on canvas.
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Full Artwork Name: Arbres en fleurs (Flowering Trees), circa 1940 by Eugène Brouillard.
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Artwork Style: Post-Impressionism; landscape painting.
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Subject/Topic: A depiction of blooming trees in spring, focusing on the vibrant colors and natural beauty of the season.