The Self-portrait, found in Florence, is atypical of this artist's work, which is more accurately characterized by canvases like Plowing in the Nivernais and the collections at a namesake museum in Fontainebleau.
The Self-portrait, found in Florence, is atypical of this artist's work, which is more accurately characterized by canvases like Plowing in the Nivernais and the collections at a namesake museum in Fontainebleau. Late in life this artist traveled to Scotland to paint Highland scenes, much like her friend and chief rival Edwin Landseer. [*] Studies for her most famous work, an enormous 1853 canvas, were made while she was disguised as a man at its namesake location. The first woman admitted to the French Legion of Honor, FTP, identify this painter of animal scenes, a native of Bordeaux who produced The Horse Fair.
The Self-portrait, found in Florence, is atypical of this artist's work, which is more accurately characterized by canvases like Plowing in the Nivernais and the collections at a namesake museum in Fontainebleau.
Rosa {Bonheur}