Lot n° 164
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6000 - 8000
EUR
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Result
: 9 000EUR
Jean Henri ZUBER (1844 - 1909) - Lot 164
Jean Henri ZUBER (1844 - 1909)
The hay wagon, 1887
Oil on canvas
Signed and dated lower left
110 x 167 cm
Framed
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Jean Henri Zuber, a French painter of Alsatian origin, is best known for his seascapes, landscapes and travel scenes, in which he captures the changing atmospheres of nature with great sensitivity. Influenced by his many travels to the Orient, the Alps and Brittany, Zuber depicts a variety of landscapes, from vast seascapes to towering mountains, always with a poetic eye and an eye for detail. His realistic style is enriched by an impressionist touch, enabling him to transcribe the play of light and climatic variations with finesse.
In his oil paintings, Zuber favors a subtle, nuanced color palette, using deep blues, silvery grays and earthy tones that make his scenes vibrant and immersive. His textural work and attention to light and reflections testify to his ability to capture the moment and intensity of natural landscapes. Whether it's a storm at sea or a sunset over the mountains, Zuber succeeds in conveying the emotion and grandeur of nature.
Close in his approach to landscapes and seascapes to Eugène Boudin and Jules Dupré, Jean Henri Zuber follows the French naturalist tradition, while bringing his own sensibility to it. Today, his works are appreciated for their ability to capture the majesty of landscapes and the fleeting beauty of the moment, offering the viewer an immersive and poetic vision of nature.
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