Constant Troyon
1810–1865 · French · 25 artworks
RealismBarbizon SchoolRealistic depiction of animalsEmphasis on light and atmosphereDetailed landscape backgroundsUse of earthy tonesDirect observation of nature
artist bio
Constant Troyon was a French painter known for his realistic depictions of animals, particularly cattle, in landscapes. He was a prominent member of the Barbizon School, emphasizing direct observation and naturalism in his art.
what you'll learn
Studying Troyon's work allows students to understand the principles of Realism, particularly in landscape and animal painting. Students can learn about capturing light, texture, and the essence of rural life through careful observation.
related: Rosa Bonheur, Charles-Francois Daubigny
25 artworks
Plowing
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Cows in a Landscape
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A View Towards The Seine From Suresnes
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Approaching Storm
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Returning From Pasture
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Unloading the Ferry
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On the Way to the Market
1859
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Beach At Trouville
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La Vallee
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Return of the Herd
1860
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Figures in a Farmyard
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Outside the Stable
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The Ford
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The Fisherman
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Apple Harvest in Normandy
1865
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Cows Grazing
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Path in a Small Wood
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Goose Girl
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The Angler
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Calf cows at the marl
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Water Carriers
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On The Farm
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Running dogs
1853
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Cows in the Field
1852
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Watercourse in the woods
1860
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