Charles Théophile Angrand was born in France and received his art lessons from Rouen, France at Académie de Peinture et de Dessin. In 1875 he visited Paris to see the art works of Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot and Ecole des Beaux-Arts. Angrand’s early art works were very much influenced by Corots work.
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Angrand was an impressionist painter of early 1880’s and his art works depicted day to day rural life and other scenes. His style of painting showed broken brushstrokes along with light-filled coloration. This reflected the influence of other notable artists such as Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro and Jules Bastein- Lepage. Later his art style evolved in Neo-impressionism. He later joined Seurat in the plein air painting on La Grande Jatte Island. He became friends with Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Signac, Georges Seurat, Maximilien Luce and Henri-Edmond Cross.
This French artist was known for art movements such as Impressionism, neo-impressionism and pointillism.
Noted Art Works-
- Le Pont De Pierre, ca. 1880
- The Guardian of Turkeys, 1881
- Feeding the Chickens, 1884
- Path in the Country, ca. 1886
- The Western Railway at its Exit from Paris, 1886
- The Harvest, 1890
- The Harvesters, 1892
- Le Petit Port
- Hay Ricks in Normandy
- Mother and Child
- Wheat
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| Le Pont De Pierre, ca. 1880 |
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| The Harvest, 1890 |
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| Feeding the Chickens, 1884 |
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| Hay Ricks in Normandy |
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| Mother and Child |
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| Path in the Country, ca. 1886 |
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| The Guardian of Turkeys, 1881 |
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| The Western Railway at its Exit from Paris, 1886 |
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| The Harvesters - 1892 |
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| Couple in the street, 1887, |
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