Gustave Courbet
1819 – 1877
French painter, born at Ornans, near the Swiss border of France. He was in Paris by 1839, working under a minor painter, in the so-called Ateliers Libres and in the Louvre, copying Dutch, Flemish, Venetian and Spanish pictures, as well as works by Delacroix and Géricault. Much later - characteristically - he claimed to have been self-taught.
76 artworks in collection
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Portrait of Régis Courbet
Private collection1840
The Desperate Man
Private collection1844
Lot and His Daughters
Private collection1844
Young Man in a Landscape (The Guitarrero)
Private collection1844
The Sculptor
Private collection1845
Pipe
Private collection1858
Poor Woman of the Village
Private collection1866
Les Gorges de Saillon
Private collection1875


































































