For 10 points, name this painter of The Artist's Studio and The Stonebreakers.
His landscapes include The Valley of the Loue in Stormy Weatherand The Torrent, which depicts a stream in the Jura mountains. He painted a young woman nodding off at the wheel in The Sleeping Spinner, while Meyer Schapiro suggested that he was influenced by images d'Epinal, prints circulated in the countryside, in an essay on this man and "popular imagery." That influence can be seen in the frieze-like composition of Enterrement and in his self-styling as the Wandering Jew in The Meeting. An extrovert, he depicted himself in numerous works such as Self-portrait with a dog and Self-portrait as a desparate man. He created a painting of two naked women cavorting in Sleep and he called his close-up of Jo Hiffernan's genitals The Origin of the World. Two young girls play next to a man sitting on a step in a portrait of his friend Proudhon, who also appears along with Champfleury, George Sand, and himself, in a huge painting subtitled An Allegory of the Last Seven Years of My Artistic Life. For 10 points, name this painter of The Artist's Studio and The Stonebreakers.
His landscapes include The Valley of the Loue in Stormy Weatherand
Gustave Courbet