Régis François Gignoux

American, born France, 1816 - 1882

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The image shows a landscape with trees, clouds, and a small structure visible in the distance. The style of the painting is loose and expressive, using a combination of washes and sharper lines. The color palette consists of earthy browns and greens, creating a sepia-toned atmosphere with varying light and shade intensities.
Régis François Gignoux, The Trees, Bedford, New York, 1849, brush and gray and black ink on wove paper, John Davis Hatch Collection, 1979.20.46

The Trees, Bedford, New York

Régis François Gignoux · 1849 · brush and gray and black ink on wove paper ·  Accession ID  1979.20.46
The image shows a cascading waterfall near the horizon, with the skyline positioned high above. The scene is depicted using soft brushstrokes to represent water and foliage. The color palette is limited to gray, white, and light earthy tones. On the right, rocky terrain and sparse vegetation are vaguely depicted. The water extends towards the viewer with minor ripples. In the distance, mist from the waterfall blends into the sky.
Régis François Gignoux, Niagara Falls, 1847/1855, graphite and white gouache on green-gray wove paper, John Davis Hatch Collection, 1979.20.45

Niagara Falls

Régis François Gignoux · 1847/1855 · graphite and white gouache on green-gray wove paper ·  Accession ID  1979.20.45
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L'Appel du Clown

Régis François Gignoux, André Dunoyer de Segonzac · published 1930 · 1 vol: ill: etchings (assigned 1948.3.253) plus a portfolio with 31 etchings (assigned 1948.3.254-285) including 7 prints not published in the book ·  Accession ID  1948.3.253-285