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.jpg "The Flagey Oak Tree, 1864 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Beach at Trouville by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Castle of Blonay by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Still Life with Apples and a Pomegranate by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Woman in the Waves by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Woman with White Stockings by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Bathers by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Charente at Port-Bertaud by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Etretat Cliffs After the Storm, 1870 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Death of the Stag, 1859 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Lake Leman, 1874 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Bouquet of Asters, 1859 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Artist on the Seashore at Palavas by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Storm at Sea, 1865 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Cliffs at Etretat After the Storm, 1870 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Forest Landscape, 1864 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Stormy Sea by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Black Rocks at Trouville by Gustave Courbet")
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_1850_-_(MeisterDrucke-98509).jpg "Hector Berlioz, 1850 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Still Life, c.1871-72 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Low Tide at Trouville by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Hunting Dogs with Dead Hare by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Path in the Rocks by Gustave Courbet")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-960851).jpg "The Wave by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Sleep. Two naked women hugged in a bed by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Nude Woman with a Dog by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Bathers or Two Nude Women by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Woman with a Parrot by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Nude Woman with a Dog, 1861-1862 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Reclining Female Nude by Gustave Courbet")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1030030).jpg "Bathers (Two Naked Women) by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Studio of the Painter, a Real Allegory, 1855 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Peasants of Flagey Returning from the Fair by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Funeral at Ornans by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Le Sommeil, 1866 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Nude Reclining Woman by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Sleeping Nude by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "La Bacchante by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Study for Venus in Venus and Psyche, 1865 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Calm Sea, 1866 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Sunset over Lake Leman, 1874 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Stone Breakers by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Evening Landscape by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Dog naked woman. Portrait of Leontine Renaude by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Reclining Nude by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Chateau de Chillon, 1874 by Gustave Courbet")
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_1853_Dim_91x115_cm_-_(MeisterDrucke-946584).jpg "The Sleeping Spinner by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Man with the Leather Belt (Portrait of the Artist) by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Good Day, Monsieur Courbet by Gustave Courbet")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1029824).jpg "The Woman with Flowers or the Lattice by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Vue du Lac Leman by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Burial at Ornans by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Stormy Sea or, The Wave by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Painter")
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.jpg "Le Sommeil by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Awakening by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Young Ladies on the Bank of the Seine by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Desperate Man (Self-Portrait) by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Chateau de Chillon by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Nude Woman, Study for")
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.jpg "The Origin of the World by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Woman in the Waves by Gustave Courbet")
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_1842_-_(MeisterDrucke-996645).jpg "Self Portrait with Black Dog by Gustave Courbet (1842) by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Three Bathers by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "A Burial at Ornans by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Reclining Woman by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Wounded Man by Gustave Courbet")
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_1868_-_(MeisterDrucke-1004667).jpg "The Source or Bather at the Source by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Young Ladies of the Village by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Nude with Flowering Branch by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Still Life: Fruit, 1871 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Flowering Branches and Flowers, 1855 by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Funeral in Ornans - by Gustave Courbet, Musée d")
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.jpg "Spanish Woman by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Reclining Nude by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "After Dinner at Ornans by Gustave Courbet")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1001603).jpg "A Funeral in Ornans by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Pierre-Joseph Proudhon and His Children by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Lot and His Daughters by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Meeting or")
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_1861-62_(oil_on_canvas)_-_(MeisterDrucke-898216).jpg "Female Nude with a Dog (Portrait of Leotine Renaude) by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "View of Ornans by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Woman with a Cat by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "A Calf by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Young Bather by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "An Afternoon at Ornans by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "The Source or Bather at the Source by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Firefighters Running to a Fire by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Farmers from Flagey Returning from the Market by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Self-portrait in the prison of Sainte-Pelagie (detail) by Gustave Courbet")
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_wife_of_the_philosopher_sociologist_Fren_-_(MeisterDrucke-1022100).jpg "Portrait of Madame Proudhon, Wife of Pierre Joseph Proudhon by Gustave Courbet")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1316886).jpg "Woman with White Stockings by Gustave Courbet")
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_Oil_On_Canvas_-_(MeisterDrucke-984722).jpg "Wrestlers. Painting by Gustave Courbet by Gustave Courbet")
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.jpg "Fox in the Snow by Gustave Courbet")
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Gustave Courbet (1819-1877) grew up in a very wealthy landowning family and received art and drawing lessons at an early age. He always remained closely connected to his home in Franche-Comté in eastern France, even though he was often drawn to faraway places, including Belgium and the Netherlands. He studied law at the request of his parents. However, Gustave Courbet felt more and more the strong urge to become a painter. He left the province and moved to Paris. Fortunately his parents supported him financially at that time.
Gustave Courbet often visited the famous Parisian art museum, the Louvre, to study the works of the famous old masters, to learn from them and to develop himself. He was particularly fascinated by the paintings of Dutch, Spanish and Venetian artists. Gustave Courbet sought the proximity of other artist colleagues and finally had to realize that it was not easy to gain a foothold in Paris as an unknown painter. In Charles Baudelaire, Courbet met an important poet who was also an art critic. In the "Paris Salon", a very important French art exhibition, Courbet was able to exhibit some of his works. A great satisfaction for him and the long awaited confirmation of his artistic efforts was the award of a gold medal for his painting "After the Dinner in Ornans" in 1849. It was only for a few months that Gustave Courbet opened a painting school in order to pass on to his students the artistic experience he had gained. Unfortunately, he got into great difficulties in the eighties, due to his membership of the Paris Commune, the city council. His political commitment ultimately became his undoing when he was blamed for the destruction of the famous Vendôme Column. Denunciations, a prison sentence lasting several months and a heavy fine as compensation for the column forced him to flee to Switzerland. At that time he was already struggling with health problems that robbed him of his strength in the last years of his life. Alcohol and resignation made it impossible for him to create even more outstanding pictures.
Gustave Courbet refused to be called a realistic painter. It was important to him to create art for all classes of people. He also portrayed the simple people, the farmers, stone beaters and street boys, in his paintings. In addition to numerous self-portraits, landscapes, rural and hunting scenes, he created many female nudes, which at first had a provocative effect on the exhibition visitors. With his bold work and masterful command of painting techniques, he paved the way for the following generation of artists, the Impressionists.
Gustave Courbet (1819-1877) grew up in a very wealthy landowning family and received art and drawing lessons at an early age. He always remained closely connected to his home in Franche-Comté in eastern France, even though he was often drawn to faraway places, including Belgium and the Netherlands. He studied law at the request of his parents. However, Gustave Courbet felt more and more the strong urge to become a painter. He left the province and moved to Paris. Fortunately his parents supported him financially at that time.
Gustave Courbet often visited the famous Parisian art museum, the Louvre, to study the works of the famous old masters, to learn from them and to develop himself. He was particularly fascinated by the paintings of Dutch, Spanish and Venetian artists. Gustave Courbet sought the proximity of other artist colleagues and finally had to realize that it was not easy to gain a foothold in Paris as an unknown painter. In Charles Baudelaire, Courbet met an important poet who was also an art critic. In the "Paris Salon", a very important French art exhibition, Courbet was able to exhibit some of his works. A great satisfaction for him and the long awaited confirmation of his artistic efforts was the award of a gold medal for his painting "After the Dinner in Ornans" in 1849. It was only for a few months that Gustave Courbet opened a painting school in order to pass on to his students the artistic experience he had gained. Unfortunately, he got into great difficulties in the eighties, due to his membership of the Paris Commune, the city council. His political commitment ultimately became his undoing when he was blamed for the destruction of the famous Vendôme Column. Denunciations, a prison sentence lasting several months and a heavy fine as compensation for the column forced him to flee to Switzerland. At that time he was already struggling with health problems that robbed him of his strength in the last years of his life. Alcohol and resignation made it impossible for him to create even more outstanding pictures.
Gustave Courbet refused to be called a realistic painter. It was important to him to create art for all classes of people. He also portrayed the simple people, the farmers, stone beaters and street boys, in his paintings. In addition to numerous self-portraits, landscapes, rural and hunting scenes, he created many female nudes, which at first had a provocative effect on the exhibition visitors. With his bold work and masterful command of painting techniques, he paved the way for the following generation of artists, the Impressionists.
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.jpg "The Origin of the World by Gustave Courbet")
.jpg "Woman in White Stockings, c.1861 by Gustave Courbet")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-1016411).jpg "The Desperate Man (Self Portrait) by Gustave Courbet")
.jpg "The Sleepers by Gustave Courbet")