Antoine Vollon Collection

Antoine Vollon (1833-1900). French realist artist. Portrait of 1887 (engraving)
AIS5392878 Antoine Vollon (1833-1900). French realist artist. Portrait of 1887 (engraving); Private Collection; © Lorio / Iberfoto.

Harbour view in Dunkerque (or Dieppe?), 1880-1900. Creator: Antoine Vollon
Harbour view in Dunkerque (or Dieppe?), 1880-1900

View of the Church of Notre Dame de Lorette and the Rue Fléchier, Paris, c.1860-c.1900. Creator: Antoine Vollon
View of the Church of Notre Dame de Lorette and the Rue Flechier, Paris, c.1860-c.1900

Coin d'atelier, boulevard de Clichy, between 1872 and 1887. Creator: Antoine Vollon
Coin d'atelier, boulevard de Clichy, between 1872 and 1887

Le moulin de la Galette, à Montmartre, 1861. Creator: Antoine Vollon
Le moulin de la Galette, a Montmartre, 1861

Antoine Vollon (1833-1900) (b / w photo)
5220050 Antoine Vollon (1833-1900) (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Antoine Vollon (1833-1900)

Woman and Spinning Wheel, c. 1860? (oil on canvas)
827477 Woman and Spinning Wheel, c.1860? (oil on canvas) by Vollon, Antoine (1833-1900); 55.8x45.7 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Woman and Spinning Wheel. Antoine Vollon (1833-1900)

Portrait of Antoine Vollon (1833-1900), 1873. Creator: Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux
Portrait of Antoine Vollon (1833-1900), 1873. The sitter was a friend of the artist

Still Life with Cheese, probably late 1870s. Creator: Antoine Vollon
Still Life with Cheese, probably late 1870s

View of Versailles, 1800s. Creator: Antoine Vollon (French, 1833-1900)
View of Versailles, 1800s

Still Life with Eggs, 20th Century. Artist: Antoine Vollon
Still Life with Eggs, 20th Century. Private Collection

Still Life with Oysters, 19th century. Artist: Antoine Vollon
Still Life with Oysters, 19th century

Still Life with Skull, detail, 19th century. Artist: Antoine Vollon
Still Life with Skull, detail, 19th century

Harbor view Dunkerque Dieppe Dunkirk View masts
Harbor view in Dunkerque (or Dieppe?), Harbor view in Dunkirk. View of the masts of the fishing vessels lying in the port of Dunkirk (or Dieppe?). In the foreground a group of fishermen

View Versailles 1800s Antoine Vollon French 1833-1900
View of Versailles, 1800s. Antoine Vollon (French, 1833-1900). Black and white chalk; sheet: 31.5 x 48.9 cm (12 3/8 x 19 1/4 in.); secondary support: 42.5 x 59.7 cm (16 3/4 x 23 1/2 in.)

Life Cheese late 1870s Oil canvas 33 3 / 8 x 35 3 / 8
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Antoine Vollon (French, 1833 - 1900), Mound of Butter, 1875-1885, oil on canvas

View of the Church of Notre Dame de Lorette and the Rue Flechier, Paris France, Antoine Vollon, c. 1860 - c. 1900

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Antoine Vollon (1833-1900) was a renowned French artist known for his exquisite still life paintings and captivating landscapes. His talent and passion for art are evident in the diverse range of subjects he explored throughout his career. In this black and white photograph, we catch a glimpse himself, the man behind these masterpieces. His intense gaze reflects the dedication and commitment he had towards his craft. One of Vollon's notable works is "Woman and Spinning Wheel, " an oil on canvas painting believed to be created around 1860. This piece showcases his ability to capture everyday scenes with remarkable detail, making us feel as if we are witnessing it firsthand. Another striking artwork by Vollon is the portrait painted by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux in 1873. This depiction perfectly captures Vollon's essence, showcasing his strong personality and artistic flair. Vollon's still life compositions were truly exceptional, as seen in "Still Life with Cheese" from the late 1870s. The meticulous brushstrokes bring out the textures of each element, immersing viewers into a world where they can almost taste the cheese themselves. His landscapes also hold great allure; one such example is "View of Versailles. " Through this painting, Vollon transports us to a serene setting filled with natural beauty that evokes a sense of tranquility within our souls. The artist's fascination with food continues in "Still Life with Eggs" from the 20th century and "Still Life with Oysters" from the 19th century. These pieces showcase not only Vollon's technical skill but also his ability to infuse ordinary objects with extraordinary charm. A closer look at another still life reveals an intriguing subject - "Still Life with Skull. " In this detailed portrayal, Vollon explores themes of mortality while challenging our perceptions about beauty through unconventional choices for artistic inspiration.