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Henri-Jean Guillaume Martin

Henri-Jean Guillaume Martin (1860 - 1943) was active/lived in France.  Henri Jean Martin is known for Neo-impressionist figure and landscape painting.

French 1860-1943

HENRI-JEAN-GUILLAUME MARTIN features prominently in the development of neo-impressionism and was a successful artist throughout his life time.

From his hometown of Toulouse, Henri Martin won a scholarship to study in Paris where he entered the atelier* of Jean-Paul Laurent and soon began to exhibit at the Salon des Artistes Francais*.  In 1885 he traveled to Italy where he was first exposed to the pointillist* canvases of Edmond Aman-Jean and Ernest Laurent. Stimulated by his trip to Italy, Martin began to develop his own style of short feathery strokes of fragmented color, a divisionist-inspired technique that changed little over the rest of his life.  At the same time the artist started to attach a greater importance to landscape in his compositions.

A popular artist, Martin was commissioned to paint large murals for both the City Hall of Toulouse and the Palais Royal in Paris.  He had several exhibits at the Galerie Georges Petit   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 5967 characters.]  Artist bio

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