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Albert Pierre Marquet

 

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Albert Pierre Marquet

born: Bordeaux, France; 1875
died: 1947

Albert Marquet's father worked on the railroads and his mother encouraged and supported his early artistic endeavors.

He joined Gustave Moreau's studio like the other Fauves at the École des Beaux-Arts. He loved to paint French urban landscapes. One technique he employed is to use color to enhance the effects of sunlight in his work. In Quai du Louvre et Le Pont-Neuf á Paris, below - Le Pont-Neuf, he uses contrasting light and dark shapes to depict dappled sunlight.

He loved to travel throughout Europe and Northern Africa. Marquet painted with Dufy along beaches in Normandy and Le Havre. In 1923 he married Marcelle Matinet. Afterward, Marquet tended to live a more secluded life with his wife..

 

 

 Marquet: Naples

Naples

 Marquet: Le Pont Neuf

Le Pont Neuf
1906

 Marquet: 14th July

14 July

 Marquet: Sergent Colonial Corp.

Sergent Colonial Corp.

 

 Marquet: Matisse Painting

Matisse Painting

 

 

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