Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum
State University of New Jersey, Rutgers
71 Hamilton Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1248
71 Hamilton Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1248
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1843 - 1894. Known for: Genre, landscape, figure.
Hugo Salmson was an artist who arrived in Paris in 1868 and made his debut at the Salon two years later. He explored various genres and styles but achieved his greatest success in portraying the life... Read full biography
Hugo Salmson was an artist who arrived in Paris in 1868 and made his debut at the Salon two years later. He explored various genres and styles but achieved his greatest success in portraying the life of the French rural population. He joined Jules Breton in studying figures a plein air and his... Read full biography
Hugo Salmson was an artist who arrived in Paris in 1868 and made his debut at the Salon two years later. He explored various genres and styles but achieved his greatest success in portraying the life of the French rural population. He joined Jules Breton in studying figures a plein air and his painting, The Flowers of Spring, shows a newfound spirit and lightness in the line-up. Salmson's painting, Konfirmander
Hugo Salmson was an artist who arrived in Paris in 1868 and made his debut at the Salon two years later. He explored various genres and styles but achieved his greatest success in portraying the life of the French rural population. He joined Jules Breton in studying figures a plein air and his painting, The Flowers of Spring, shows a newfound spirit and lightness in the line-up. Salmson's painting, Konfirmander
Hugo Salmson was an artist who arrived in Paris in 1868 and made his debut at the Salon two years later. He explored various genres and styles but achieved his greatest success in portraying the life of the French rural population. He joined Jules Breton in studying figures a plein air and his painting, The Flowers of Spring, shows a newfound spirit and lightness in the line-up. Salmson's painting, Konfirmander