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Adolphe Clary-Baroux

Adolphe Clary-Baroux (1865 - 1933) was active/lived in France.  Adolphe Clary Baroux is known for Landscape, figure and genre painting, theatre design.

Clary-Baroux began his artistic career as a theatre designer, but says he was enticed into the world of fine art by the powerful colouring of Sisley. He was naturally highly influenced by this master of Impressionism in his early career but later became more interested in the complex pictorial conception of Pissarro. In his later works the highly convincing rhythm of the paint brush deliberately conceals his rudimentary preparatory drawing.

Clary-Baroux is best known as an innovative colourist, believing that drawing should be secondary. His work can certainly be classified as Post-Impressionist.

He began exhibiting at the Salon des Indépendants in 1902, and continued to show at the major Parisian venues until 1932. He was invited to show at the Tuileries in 1927, 1929 and 1930.

His depictions of the landscapes along the banks of the Seine are particularly well-known.

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Waterhouse and Dodd

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