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1862 Mouhet - 1948 Paris. Known for: Landscape, figure, rural genre painting.
Between 1895 and 1902, he spent his summers in Fresselines, near Crozant, where he became friends with Maurice Rollinat and met Allan Österlind, Jean Geffroy, Armand Dayot, Lucien Descaves, and... Read full biography
Between 1895 and 1902, he spent his summers in Fresselines, near Crozant, where he became friends with Maurice Rollinat and met Allan Österlind, Jean Geffroy, Armand Dayot, Lucien Descaves, and Bernard Naudin. Rollinat was an important ally in his defense of the rural world as a source of... Read full biography
Between 1895 and 1902, he spent his summers in Fresselines, near Crozant, where he became friends with Maurice Rollinat and met Allan Österlind, Jean Geffroy, Armand Dayot, Lucien Descaves, and Bernard Naudin. Rollinat was an important ally in his defense of the rural world as a source of authenticity. At this stage, Maillaud tackled subjects such as church interiors, funeral processions, scenes of the Holy Family, and peasants in the midst of their work. From an early age, Maillaud showed a... Read full biography
Between 1895 and 1902, he spent his summers in Fresselines, near Crozant, where he became friends with Maurice Rollinat and met Allan Österlind, Jean Geffroy, Armand Dayot, Lucien Descaves, and Bernard Naudin. Rollinat was an important ally in his defense of the rural world as a source of authenticity. At this stage, Maillaud tackled subjects such as church interiors, funeral processions, scenes of the Holy Family, and peasants in the midst of their work. From an early age, Maillaud showed a strong inclination for drawing. In 1878. In 1886, he married Fernande Sevry, and they settled in Montmartre. Fernand attended drawing courses offered by the city of Paris and later joined Adolphe Yvon's workshop at the École des Beaux-Arts. Maillaud... Read full biography
Between 1895 and 1902, he spent his summers in Fresselines, near Crozant, where he became friends with Maurice Rollinat and met Allan Österlind, Jean Geffroy, Armand Dayot, Lucien Descaves, and Bernard Naudin. Rollinat was an important ally in his defense of the rural world as a source of authenticity. At this stage, Maillaud tackled subjects such as church interiors, funeral processions, scenes of the Holy Family, and peasants in the midst of their work. From an early age, Maillaud showed a strong inclination for drawing. In 1878. In 1886, he married Fernande Sevry, and they settled in Montmartre. Fernand attended drawing courses offered by the city of Paris and later joined Adolphe Yvon's workshop at the École des Beaux-Arts. Maillaud began to collaborate with illustrations for the magazine La Famille and drew models for a fashion publication. He joined the circle of p... Read full biography
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