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A warm August day in 1861 marked the beginning of the life of Achille Laugé, an artist whose talent and dedication would make him a major exponent of pointillism in France. In the rolling hills of Arzens, in the heart of the Aude department, lay the heart of a long line of farmers who formed the foundation of Laugé's family roots. The young Laugé discovered his passion for art at an early age, and he received his first artistic lessons while still in school. With the support of his teachers, he continued on his path and in 1876 began studying at the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts in Toulouse. This place of artistic brilliance became the setting for his meeting with Antoine Bourdelle, Henri Marre and Henri Martin, men whose influence and friendship would shape his career. In the midst of this creative development, however, Laugé struggled with a parallel aspiration to train as a pharmacist. But painting called, and the young artist quickly decided to answer that call.
In 1881, Laugé left Toulouse and made his way to the City of Lights, Paris. Here he became a student of Alexandre Cabanel and later of Jean Paul Laurens at the local École des Beaux-Arts. Through his friend Bourdelle, he met Aristide Maillol, an artist with whom he would soon share a studio on Rue de Sèvres. The depictions of their collaboration and artistic interactions have remained alive in art prints that have found their place in numerous collections. The year 1891 marked another important turning point in Laugé's life, when he married Marie Agnès Boyer. Together they welcomed four children into their world: Pierre, Juliette, Jeanne, and Julien. Amidst this familial happiness, Laugé also made professional progress. As a member of the Société des Artistes Indépendants, a group of artists who had been rejected by the Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture, he participated in its first exhibitions and received favorable reviews.
However, like every great story, Achille Laugé's came to an end. On June 2, 1944, he closed his eyes forever in Cailhau, the place that was so familiar to him. However, his works live on, carefully reproduced in art prints that highlight his impressive talent and mastery of pointillism. Achille Laugé may have left us, but through his art he remains an unforgettable presence in the history of French painting.
A warm August day in 1861 marked the beginning of the life of Achille Laugé, an artist whose talent and dedication would make him a major exponent of pointillism in France. In the rolling hills of Arzens, in the heart of the Aude department, lay the heart of a long line of farmers who formed the foundation of Laugé's family roots. The young Laugé discovered his passion for art at an early age, and he received his first artistic lessons while still in school. With the support of his teachers, he continued on his path and in 1876 began studying at the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts in Toulouse. This place of artistic brilliance became the setting for his meeting with Antoine Bourdelle, Henri Marre and Henri Martin, men whose influence and friendship would shape his career. In the midst of this creative development, however, Laugé struggled with a parallel aspiration to train as a pharmacist. But painting called, and the young artist quickly decided to answer that call.
In 1881, Laugé left Toulouse and made his way to the City of Lights, Paris. Here he became a student of Alexandre Cabanel and later of Jean Paul Laurens at the local École des Beaux-Arts. Through his friend Bourdelle, he met Aristide Maillol, an artist with whom he would soon share a studio on Rue de Sèvres. The depictions of their collaboration and artistic interactions have remained alive in art prints that have found their place in numerous collections. The year 1891 marked another important turning point in Laugé's life, when he married Marie Agnès Boyer. Together they welcomed four children into their world: Pierre, Juliette, Jeanne, and Julien. Amidst this familial happiness, Laugé also made professional progress. As a member of the Société des Artistes Indépendants, a group of artists who had been rejected by the Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture, he participated in its first exhibitions and received favorable reviews.
However, like every great story, Achille Laugé's came to an end. On June 2, 1944, he closed his eyes forever in Cailhau, the place that was so familiar to him. However, his works live on, carefully reproduced in art prints that highlight his impressive talent and mastery of pointillism. Achille Laugé may have left us, but through his art he remains an unforgettable presence in the history of French painting.
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.jpg "Landscape with Blooming Trees by Achille Lauge")
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.jpg "The Road with Broom by Achille Lauge")
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.jpg "Almond trees in blossom by Achille Lauge")
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.jpg "Landscape in the South of France by Achille Lauge")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Achille Lauge")
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.jpg "Trees in Bloom at the Entrance of Cailhavel by Achille Lauge")
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.jpg "Roses in a Vase by Achille Lauge")
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.jpg "By the Window by Achille Lauge")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Woman by Achille Lauge")
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.jpg "Backlight – Portrait of the Artist")
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_(oil_on_cotton_fabric)_-_(MeisterDrucke-1451439).jpg "An Orchard in Springtime (Apple Trees in Bloom) by Achille Lauge")
.jpg "View of Collioure, 1927 by Achille Lauge")
.jpg "Countryside of the Guardie, 1902 by Achille Lauge")
.jpg "The Flowering Tree by Achille Lauge")