Henri Martin: A collection of 590 paintings (HD)
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2017
- Henri Martin: A collection of 590 paintings (HD)
Description: "Henri-Jean Guillaume Martin was born in Toulouse, France in 1860. He studied art formally under Jules Garipuy at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Toulouse and while there he also studied with Eugene Delacroix. In 1879 Martin moved to Paris and worked in the studio of Jean-Paul Laurens. He received his first medal at the Paris Salon in 1883 at the age of 23 and went on to hold his first exhibition there three years later.
In the early years of his career Martin was awarded a scholarship which took him to Italy. This journey was to have a profound effect upon his artistic development. Before visiting Italy, Martin's early style was largely based upon a classical, cold and correct technique which focused on the idealised historical characters and events popularised by the Paris Salon. In Italy however, Martin discovered the beauty of colour and light, both in nature and in the works of the great masters, such as Giotto and Masaccio. Inspired by what he saw he abandoned the academic style of his earlier works and adopted a style that utilised radically short brush strokes and divided the picture into a mass of small and visible strokes. In many ways this technique was reminiscent of the works of Georges Seurat.
Back in Paris, Martin received the gold medal at the Salon in 1889 and became a member of the Legion of Honour. He painted some unusually large pictures for the Neo-lmpressionists and won great acclaim when he exhibited them at a one-man show at the Mancini Gallery in 1895. Furthermore, he won the Grand Prize at the World Fair in 1900. As the prestige and popularity of Henri Martin grew, he was commissioned to paint some important murals for the city hall in Paris in 1895, and for the Capitol in Toulouse in 1903-1906. During this busy period in his career, Martin also became good friends with the sculptor Auguste Rodin.
Though a well established and commended artist, Martin remained shy and introvert throughout his life, even refusing contracts from many successful Parisian dealers. By the turn of the century he found that he no longer enjoyed living in Paris and began searching for an ideal home elsewhere. Eventually he bought a mansion overlooking La Bastide du Vert, near Cahors. In this relaxed and tranquil setting Martin began painting the countryside around his home almost exclusively and found a style and technique with which he was comfortable. The colourful and light filled canvases he produced at this time are widely considered to be amongst his most successful works. Henri Martin's painting changed very little from this time onwards and he continued to paint the environs around his home until his death in 1943."
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Henri Martin apparaît ici en meilleur paysagiste que Claude Monet, avec du soleil, des contrastes, des personnages qui s' entretiennent, des scènes vivantes, de belles fleurs et une plus grande variété de couleurs rares ou qui accrochent l " oeil. Un peintre qui mérite vraiment d' être mieux connu.
Moins de 10 minutes pour pleurer d'émotion devant de telles merveilles; Moi peintre je suis un nain, mais Henri Martin me donne envie de grandir et c'est bien cela qui compte.Merci à cet anonyme pur formidable publication.
Patrick Chanu
Wonderful paintings and landscapes beautiful colors.
Beautiful landscapes and paintings
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il se degage une paix merveilleuse de ces paysages, et en même temps c'est avec une grande force qu'il capte une attitude des gens du pays en trois coups de pinceau.
je suis de Toulouse et je ne connaissait pas Henri Martin ! il faut le placer au niveau des plus grands. un grand merci a celui qui a rassemblé toutes ces oeuvres
Etant de Brive, nous allions souvent en famille visiter le Quercy. Je trouve ses peintures de bourgs et de villages du Quercy vraiment magnifiques, aussi beaux qu'en vrai.
How beautiful... The exquisite light, the very subtle colours...
I must admit I'd never heard of him before moving near his last village (Labastide-du-Vert). It hasn't changed much around here :) He deserves to be MUCH more famous and recognised. I wonder where his paintings are... Musée d'Orsay maybe? There is a also a very nice, albeit humble, Henri Martin museum in Cahors
This is an time I long to be. Everything was simple and beautiful. The artist back then captured that. As an artist I want to paint the same thing. Temporarily I live in what you call the hood slang word for bad neighborhood but I paint and draw as much beauty as I can on my imagination while here it give me hope. Thank you.
É um Mestre no domínio da luz e da atmosfera. Por vezes parece sentir-se a brisa fresca da manhã, o ar morno do final do dia. São também impressionantes as dimensões das pinturas.
instablaster.
Tô achando lindíssimos os trabalhos desse pintor! São maravilhosos!!
看你的畫真是享受。太棒了
La. Pintura es espresiba de cada ser humano por eso es hermosa
fantastico amei !.... seria pontilhismo a pintura dele...
Uma caraterística curiosa - os casais e aldeias cheias de chaminés fumegantes em colunas de fumo inclinadas pela força do vento, seja de manhã, seja do resto do dia. Se os quadros fossem todos do inverno, explicava-se mas muitos dos quadros são claramente do fim da primavera e mesmo do verão.. Curioso, como disse..
Cucinavano sul camino di casa
Autrefois, on cuisait les aliments au feu de bois (cheminée ou cuisinière à bois), il n'y avait pas de cuisinière à gaz et la nourriture cuisinée au feu de bois a une toute autre saveur.
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Bellos cuadros impresionistas y puntillistas
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Um comentário idiota...
انا.لا.ادرى.لم.اتابعكم؟.....لا.انا.رسام.ولا
فنان.....ولا....اديب
انا.لا.ادرى.لم.اتابعكم؟
Once again, LFM, thank you. I do not like most of these paintings. Not much diversity to see in mood or subject .There is no push. No drama, I think because of a weak pallet and a narrow tone range. I would expect these to appear at a county fair or upon the wall in a motel.
Bobable
You shoul quit jour sunglasses when jour look at a french painter of such a refinement and harmony.