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Amid the luminous and dynamic universe of Post-Impressionism, Henry Moret, born December 12, 1856 in Cherbourg and died May 5, 1913 in Paris, unleashed his rich talent. With the deft brushwork of a true master, Moret manifested himself as a celebrated landscape, floral, and marine painter of his day, whose works are now enjoying resurgence as unique fine art prints. Moret, scion of the garrison officer Edouard Moret and his wife Magdeleine, originally began his life in military service. In 1875, he served in the 62e régiment d'infanterie in Lorient. Through his commanding officer, Jules La Rousse La Villette, Moret was introduced to the marine painter Ernest Corroller. This meeting initiated Moret's artistic transformation as Corroller introduced him to the academic style of painting. Under Corroller's tutelage, Moret came to appreciate the masterpieces of earlier greats of French landscape painting, such as Jean Baptiste Camille Corot and Gustave Courbet. The open-air painting that Corroller introduced Moret to proved crucial to Moret's artistic development. In 1876, Moret, well prepared and trained by his experiences under Corroller's wing, was able to begin his studies at the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Here he learned the art of history painting under the masters Rudolf Lehmann, Jean Leon Gerome and Jean Paul Laurens.
Moret rose quickly and exhibited his first work, "La plage de Locqueltas à marée basse; Côte de Bretagne" (The beach of Locqueltas at low tide; coast of Brittany), at the Paris Salon in 1880. Despite his inclination at the time toward the dark, muted tones of the Barbizon School, a move to Pont-Aven in 1888 drastically changed his artistic direction. Here he was strongly influenced by the painters Claude Monet and Paul Gauguin and developed his own style, which was a blend of Impressionism and the Pont-Aven school. His relationship with the gallery owner Paul Durand-Ruel led to an impressive creative period in which he produced over 600 paintings. Many of these works found their way into galleries in Paris and New York, and a selection of seven of his Breton paintings was even exhibited at the Salon des Indépendants. Moret developed an incomparable style, characterized by effective lighting, roaring surf, and luminous sunsets. He also produced some 800 watercolors and drawings. Henry Moret's impressive works, transferred to art prints today, are a testament to his undisputed talent and inimitable style. Reproduced with the utmost precision, we can continue to admire and celebrate his artistic achievements while enjoying the breathtaking beauty and poignancy of his art.
Amid the luminous and dynamic universe of Post-Impressionism, Henry Moret, born December 12, 1856 in Cherbourg and died May 5, 1913 in Paris, unleashed his rich talent. With the deft brushwork of a true master, Moret manifested himself as a celebrated landscape, floral, and marine painter of his day, whose works are now enjoying resurgence as unique fine art prints. Moret, scion of the garrison officer Edouard Moret and his wife Magdeleine, originally began his life in military service. In 1875, he served in the 62e régiment d'infanterie in Lorient. Through his commanding officer, Jules La Rousse La Villette, Moret was introduced to the marine painter Ernest Corroller. This meeting initiated Moret's artistic transformation as Corroller introduced him to the academic style of painting. Under Corroller's tutelage, Moret came to appreciate the masterpieces of earlier greats of French landscape painting, such as Jean Baptiste Camille Corot and Gustave Courbet. The open-air painting that Corroller introduced Moret to proved crucial to Moret's artistic development. In 1876, Moret, well prepared and trained by his experiences under Corroller's wing, was able to begin his studies at the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Here he learned the art of history painting under the masters Rudolf Lehmann, Jean Leon Gerome and Jean Paul Laurens.
Moret rose quickly and exhibited his first work, "La plage de Locqueltas à marée basse; Côte de Bretagne" (The beach of Locqueltas at low tide; coast of Brittany), at the Paris Salon in 1880. Despite his inclination at the time toward the dark, muted tones of the Barbizon School, a move to Pont-Aven in 1888 drastically changed his artistic direction. Here he was strongly influenced by the painters Claude Monet and Paul Gauguin and developed his own style, which was a blend of Impressionism and the Pont-Aven school. His relationship with the gallery owner Paul Durand-Ruel led to an impressive creative period in which he produced over 600 paintings. Many of these works found their way into galleries in Paris and New York, and a selection of seven of his Breton paintings was even exhibited at the Salon des Indépendants. Moret developed an incomparable style, characterized by effective lighting, roaring surf, and luminous sunsets. He also produced some 800 watercolors and drawings. Henry Moret's impressive works, transferred to art prints today, are a testament to his undisputed talent and inimitable style. Reproduced with the utmost precision, we can continue to admire and celebrate his artistic achievements while enjoying the breathtaking beauty and poignancy of his art.
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.jpg "The Bay of Biscay, Brittany by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Calm Weather, Coast at the Pointe de Pern, Ushant, 1894 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "The Coast of Breton by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Coast of Clohars, Finistère, 1908 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "The Brittany Coast by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "The Island of Ouessant by Henry Moret")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1453897).jpg "Young Breton Girls in the Field by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Bastille Day at Lorient, 1892 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "The Port of Volendam, Holland, 1900 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Île de Groix, coastal landscape, entrance to Saint Nicolas port, 1908 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Waiting for the Return of the Fishermen in Brittany, 1894 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Snow at Quimper, 1909 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Riviere de St. Maurice by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "The Sea at Finistere, 1899 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "A Cottage in Brittany by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Seaweed Pickers at Moelan, Bretagne by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "The Island of Groix by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "The Island of Raguenez, Brittany by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Heavy Weather at Saint Grenoble, Pointe de Penmarch by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "La Terre de Cléden, 1910 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Rocks by the Sea by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "The Brittany Coast by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Heath of Saint-Guinole near Pont-Aven by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "A Cove in Brittany by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Figures Harvesting a Wheat Field by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Les Chaumes en Guidel by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Farm in the Breton Countryside by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "A Squall, Finistere, 1911 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Harbor Pier of Audierne by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Landscape with Trees and a Path Leading to a Cottage by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Paulgoazec, Brittany, 1906 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "The Laundry at Doelan, Finistere by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "The Island of Groix by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Landscape at Douellens, 1897 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Belle Ile by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Sailboats in Brittany by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Coastal Scene with Fishing Boats by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "On the Banks of a River in Holland by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Threshers in Brittany by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Les Chaumes en Guidel, 1891 by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Village in Clohars by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "Breton Landscape by Henry Moret")
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.jpg "The Cliffs by the Sea by Henry Moret")
.jpg "Port-Eudy, Ile-de-Groix by Henry Moret")
.jpg "View of Lorient, Brittany by Henry Moret")
.jpg "La Terre de Cléden, Point de Raz, Finistère by Henry Moret")