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The works of the French realism painter Jules Breton (1827 - 1906) are strongly influenced by the French landscape, love of tradition and simple rural life. For Breton himself was born in a small village in Pas-de-Calais. He lived in a house with his father, his grandmother, his younger brother Émile and his uncle Boniface. Since his mother died when Breton was four years old, his father was mainly responsible for his upbringing. Initially Breton studied at a college near his home town. When he met the Belgian painter Félix De Vigne in 1842, he was enthusiastic about the talent of the young Breton. De Vigne convinced the family to let him study art. The following year Breton went to Ghent and began his training at the Academy of Fine Arts. There he was taught by Hendrik Van Der Haert and De Vigne, who would later become his father-in-law.
After his training in Ghent and the study of Flemish masters at Gustaaf Wappers in Antwerp, Breton moved to Paris in 1847. There he wanted to develop his technique and style at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. In Paris he met and became friends with some other important painters of Realism such as François Bonvin and Gustave Brion. In his early years in Paris, Breton still tried his hand at historical and later political motifs, influenced by the revolution of 1848, but Breton found that he was ultimately more attracted to the landscape motifs he knew from his homeland. Thus, his most important works include motifs such as "The Return of the Honorary Readers", "Girl Sieving Rape" or "The Blessing of the Fields".
Breton was a contemporary of Vincent van Gogh. But unlike Van Gogh, who lived poorly during his lifetime, Breton was very successful during his lifetime. He was able to sell many of his works directly to museums, art dealers or collectors. Therefore he could afford to work on a work for several months. Van Gogh is said to have admired Breton, but did not dare to visit him. Breton died at the age of 79. His daughter Virginie Demont-Breton also became a painter and was one of his students.
The works of the French realism painter Jules Breton (1827 - 1906) are strongly influenced by the French landscape, love of tradition and simple rural life. For Breton himself was born in a small village in Pas-de-Calais. He lived in a house with his father, his grandmother, his younger brother Émile and his uncle Boniface. Since his mother died when Breton was four years old, his father was mainly responsible for his upbringing. Initially Breton studied at a college near his home town. When he met the Belgian painter Félix De Vigne in 1842, he was enthusiastic about the talent of the young Breton. De Vigne convinced the family to let him study art. The following year Breton went to Ghent and began his training at the Academy of Fine Arts. There he was taught by Hendrik Van Der Haert and De Vigne, who would later become his father-in-law.
After his training in Ghent and the study of Flemish masters at Gustaaf Wappers in Antwerp, Breton moved to Paris in 1847. There he wanted to develop his technique and style at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. In Paris he met and became friends with some other important painters of Realism such as François Bonvin and Gustave Brion. In his early years in Paris, Breton still tried his hand at historical and later political motifs, influenced by the revolution of 1848, but Breton found that he was ultimately more attracted to the landscape motifs he knew from his homeland. Thus, his most important works include motifs such as "The Return of the Honorary Readers", "Girl Sieving Rape" or "The Blessing of the Fields".
Breton was a contemporary of Vincent van Gogh. But unlike Van Gogh, who lived poorly during his lifetime, Breton was very successful during his lifetime. He was able to sell many of his works directly to museums, art dealers or collectors. Therefore he could afford to work on a work for several months. Van Gogh is said to have admired Breton, but did not dare to visit him. Breton died at the age of 79. His daughter Virginie Demont-Breton also became a painter and was one of his students.
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.jpg "The Last Gleanings, 1895 by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Young Peasant Girl with a Hoe by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Weeders by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Wine Shop Monday, 1858 by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Evening by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Returning from the Fields, 1871 by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Gleaner by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Shepherd’s Star by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Reapers by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "In the Morning, 1883 by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Haymakers at Rest by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Fire in a Haystack, 1856 by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Planting of a Calvary Procession in Front of a Breton Church by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Young Girl Knitting by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Tired Gleaner by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Breton Peasant Woman Holding a Taper, c.1869 by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "A Peasant Girl Knitting by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Dawn Labour by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Close of Day by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Colza Harvesting Rapeseed by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Calling in the Gleaners by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Two Young Women at the Grape Harvest by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Peasant Women in the Field at the End of the Workday by Leopold Flameng")
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.jpg "The Harvester by Jules Breton")
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_1859_Sun_1_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002183).jpg "The Blessing of the Wheat in Artois by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Woman with the Parasol; Bay of Douarnenez by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Close of Day by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Monday. Customers at a table in an inn by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Jeanne Calvet by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Flax Spinner by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Washerwoman in Brittany by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Gleaner by Jules Breton")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1227334).jpg "The Colza (Harvesting Rapeseed) by Jules Breton")
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_(oil_on_cardboa_-_(MeisterDrucke-1027955).jpg "Les Premier Communiantes à Courrieres by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Wounded Seagull by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Portrait of Madame Dorchain, 1897 by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Pictures at the Paris Salon, Jeunes Filles se Rendant a La Procession by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Tired Gleaner by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Landscape near Courrières by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Peasant Girl Knitting by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Communicant by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "A Breton Pilgrimage by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Rapeseed Screener: from the painting of Jules Breton. In")
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.jpg "Peasant Woman by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "M Jules Breton by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Self-portrait by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Tired Gleaner by Jules Breton")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1517994).jpg "Woman with parasol, Douarnenez Bay by Jules Breton")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1528605).jpg "Lightning, ca. 1865 by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Summer by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Reading by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Fishermen at Menton by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Flax Spinner by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Fig Picker by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Morning by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Little Seamstress by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Innocent by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Weeders by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Wounded Sea Gull by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Weeders by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Peasant Girl Resting by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Calling in the Gleaners by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "Calling in the Gleaners by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Blessing of the Wheat in Artois by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Blessing of the Wheat in Artois by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Song of the Lark by Jules Breton")
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.jpg "The Evening by Henry Wolf")
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.jpg "A Religious Procession in Brittany by Henry Wolf")
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.jpg "The Little Seamstress by Jules Breton")
.jpg "Looking out to Sea by Jules Breton")
.jpg "The End of the Working Day, 1886-87 by Jules Breton")
.jpg "The Song of the Lark by Jules Breton")