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Barques de Cabotage — Adolphe Appian

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Written by: Emre YıldızResearcher · Asian Art
Asian Art · Catalogue no. 793923
Adolphe Appian

Barques de Cabotage

StatusReference work · Not for sale
Held byNational Gallery of Art, Washington
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Artist / MakerAdolphe Appian
Culture / OriginFrench
Mediumetching
DepartmentPrint
TypePrint
About the Artist

At a young age, Jacques Barthélemy Appian, who changed his first name to Adolphe, began his studies at the École de Dessin et Beaux-Arts in Lyons, which specialized in training artists to decorate luxury fabrics produced by the local silk industry. There he met his teacher, landscape painter Jean-Michel Grobon (1770-1853). Grobon certainly influenced Appian's shift toward the study of nature. Appian's career as a painter began in 1851, when three of his works were exhibited at the Lyons Salon.… Full biography →

Provenance & Source

Image & data: National Gallery of Art, Washington · Licence: CC0.

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