The Colliers Hut In The Forest Of Fontainebleau 1855 By Theodore Rousseau

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About Theodore Rousseau

The unofficial leader of the Barbizon School, this nineteenth-century French painter did more than almost anyone to drag landscape out of its idealized, classical conventions and into the actual woods. Working largely from the village of Barbizon on the edge of the Fontainebleau forest, he painted oaks, marshes, and weather as if they were portrait subjects, with a stubborn fidelity that the Salon juries rejected for years before finally relenting. Born in 1812, he was a direct precursor to the Impressionists, and Monet looked closely at what he was doing. His landscapes still read as quietly radical - patient, atmospheric, and rooted in a real place.