
Boerderij te Guibray
Rijksmuseum / Public Domain
Catalogue
- Year
- 1813
- Dimensions
- width: 239 cm, height: 147 cm
- Collection
- Rijksmuseum
- Artist
- Paul Huet
Artist

Painting
Paul Huet was a French landscape painter and a founding figure of the Barbizon School, the mid-nineteenth-century movement that shifted painting practice from studio convention toward direct observation of nature. Working primarily in oil on canvas, he depicted forests, wetlands, and rural weather with atmospheric sensitivity and a palette weighted toward greens and grays. His work bridged Romantic sensibility and naturalist method, influencing the trajectory of French landscape painting toward Impressionism.
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Women Bathing
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Banks of a River (Bords de Riviere)
1866 · cliché-verre
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1866 · Etching on buff laid paper
The Waterfall at Lydford Gorge, Devon
1862 · watercolor over black chalk
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