Pierre Emmanuel Damoye
1847–1916 · French · 13 artworks
ImpressionismPlein air paintingBroken colorAtmospheric perspectiveSubtle color palettesCapturing fleeting light
artist bio
Pierre Emmanuel Damoye was a French Impressionist painter known for his landscapes, particularly those depicting the countryside around Paris and the Sologne region. He captured the subtle nuances of light and atmosphere in rural scenes, contributing to the Impressionist movement's focus on plein air painting and capturing fleeting moments.
what you'll learn
Studying Damoye's work allows students to understand the application of Impressionist techniques to landscape painting, focusing on capturing the effects of light and atmosphere. Students can learn to observe and represent subtle color variations and the overall mood of a scene.
related: Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro, Alfred Sisley
13 artworks
Farm Workers
1880
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Apres la Giboulee, Sologne
1891
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A Landscape with Cows
1881
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A Lake in a Clearing
1883
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The village pond
1885
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Sur la Côté Bretonne
1883
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Banks of the River
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Paysage Au Moulin
1907
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The French coastline at sunset
1887
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Near Amiens
1889
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A Landscape
1902
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Prairies inondees / Pas de Calais
1880
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Autumn Landscape
1898
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