Boudin, Eugène

Japanese: ブーダン（英語表記）Boudin， Eugène

Born: July 12, 1824, Honfleur
[Died] August 8, 1898. Deauville. French landscape painter. He initially worked in his father's bookstore, where he displayed his own paintings in the window. After being discovered by J. Millet, he decided to become a painter himself. He was also friends with T. Couture, G. Courbet, and C. Corot. Respecting outdoor painting, he sketched many seaside landscapes in northern France, and Corot called him the "painter of the sea." Monet studied under him as a boy, and is considered a pioneer of Impressionism. He exhibited at the first Impressionist exhibition in 1874, and was awarded the Legion of Honor in 1896. His major works include "The Baths at Trouville" (1869, Musee d'Orsay) and "Anchorage at Villefranche" (1896).

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Japanese:

[生]1824.7.12. オンフルール
[没]1898.8.8. ドービル
フランスの風景画家。初め父の書店に勤め，その窓に自作の絵を展示し，J.ミレーに見出されて画家を志した。その他 T.クーテュール，G.クールベ，C.コローらと親交をもった。戸外での制作を尊重して，北フランスの海辺の風景を多く写生し，コローによって「海の画家」と呼ばれた。少年時代のモネは彼に師事しており，印象派の先駆者とされる。 1874年の第1回印象派展に出品，96年レジオン・ドヌール勲章を受章。主要作品『トルビルの海水浴』 (1869，オルセー美術館) ，『ビルフランシュの停泊地』 (96) 。

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