Biography
Charles Jacque (1813–1894) — French painter (1813–1894).
Charles Jacque worked as painter, etcher, printmaker, animal painter, graphic artist and photographer and is associated with France. Their documented life spans the years 1813 to 1894, born in former 10th arrondissement of Paris, died in boulevard de Clichy. Their work is linked to Barbizon school.
| Disciplines | painter, etcher, printmaker, animal painter, graphic artist, photographer |
|---|---|
| Born | 1813, former 10th arrondissement of Paris |
| Died | 1894, boulevard de Clichy |
| Nationality | France |
| Movement | Barbizon school |
Works
- The Flock
- Poultry in a shed, 1828
- Sheep in a Barn
- Birds
- Riverbank at Night
- Une Pastorale
- Shepherdess watering her Flocks
- Sheep in the Shelter of the Oaks
- A Shepherd and Flock
- Grazing Sheeps
- Sheep and Chickens in a Barn
- Shepherdess with Sheep
- The Shepherdess
- Springtime
- Moonlight
- L'Ete (The Summer)
- Interior
- Crepuscule poetique (Poetical Twilight)
- Shepherdess Watering Sheep
- Chickens
- Sheep
- Leaving the Stall
- A Shepherdess near a Wood, Barbizon
- Deer Hunt (La chasse au cerf)
- Sheep at the Watering Place (Abreuvoir aux moutons)
- The henhouse
- Tending the Flock
- Winter
- The Pig Butcher
- Sheep at a Watering Place
- Leaving the Sheep Pen
- Landscape with a Herd
- Mowers
- Shepherdess and Sheep, Fontainebleau
- Shepherdess and Sheep
- The Sheepfold
- The Interior of the Abbey Church of Saint Denis
- Poultry among Trees
- Pastorale
- Swineherd
- Forest Scene
- Sheep in pasture
- Landscape with Sheep
- Poultry
