Émile Auguste Hublin
French · 16 artworks
RealismDetailed renderingRealistic depiction of figuresUse of natural lightGenre scenesPortraiture
artist bio
Émile Auguste Hublin was a French painter known for his Realist genre scenes and portraits. His works often depicted everyday life, capturing the emotions and experiences of ordinary people with sensitivity and detail.
what you'll learn
Studying Hublin's work allows students to understand the principles of Realism, focusing on accurate representation and the portrayal of contemporary subjects. Students can learn to analyze his use of light, composition, and detail to convey narrative and emotion.
related: Gustave Courbet, Jean-Francois Millet, Rosa Bonheur
16 artworks
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1872
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Portrait of a man
1861
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Portrait of a Young Girl, standing, three quarter length, holding a sea shell and rosary
1872
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The cherry girl
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Self-portrait
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A friend in need
1879
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The Market Path, Finistère
1878
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A beautiful gift
1869
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Saint Jerome
1861
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Portrait of a woman
1861
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Sweet slumber
1875
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The New Arrival
1869
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The orphan
1876
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A girl with her doll
1869
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Birds of a feather
1867
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The Widow's Mite
1869
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