Le Cabaret du Coq de Bruyère au Bois de Meudon

1888

Auguste Lepère after Daniel Vierge

Associated Names
Auguste Lepère

Artist, French, 1849 - 1918

Daniel Vierge

Artist After, Spanish, 1851 - 1904

This is a painting of an outdoor café scene. The setting is a garden or outdoor café under large trees, with people engaging in various leisurely activities. Several tables are occupied with individuals enjoying drinks and conversation. One table in the foreground features a hat and a drink. In the mid-ground, a person is swinging on a swing attached to a tree branch. A waiter is serving patrons, contributing to the lively atmosphere. The trees overhead create a play of light and shadow. The painting is reminiscent of the style of Pierre-Auguste Renoir.

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Artwork overview

  • Medium

    wood engraving

  • Credit Line

    Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund

  • Accession Number

    2007.12.8

  • Catalogue Raisonné

    Lotz-Brissonneau 1905, undescribed

  • Series Title

    Les Bois du Monde illustré, Volume XX (plate 753)

Associated Artworks

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The image features performers and an audience in an outdoor setting. One performer showcases an act with an animal jumping through a hoop, while a crowd watches. The scene includes various figures engaged in different activities such as playing instruments or observing. The setting is outdoors with a cloudy sky in the background, capturing a lively moment of entertainment and public gathering.

Les Chiens savants

Daniel Vierge

1883

Les Bois du Monde illustré, volume XX

Daniel Vierge, Auguste Lepère

1883

The image is depicted from a slightly elevated perspective, showing a landscape filled with debris and various elements. Closest to us are overturned carts, scattered wheels, and figures lying in disarray. In the distance, a lone figure stands atop the debris, with an raised arm. The sky above has dramatic, swirling clouds that merge with the horizon. The horizon is in the upper third of the image. The brushstrokes are detailed and textured, with a color palette of varying shades of gray.

Michel Strogoff au Théâtre du Chatelet

Auguste Lepère

1880

Artwork history & notes

Provenance

(Frederick Mulder, London); purchased 2007 by NGA.

Associated Names

Bibliography

1905

  • Lotz-Brissonneau, A. L'Oeuvre grave de Auguste Lepere; catalogue descriptif et analytique. Paris: Edmond Sagot, 1905.

1930

  • IFF (1800)

Wikidata ID

Q76438578

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