Constant Troyon
1810–1865 · Realism
Constant Troyon was a French painter of the Barbizon school. In the early part of his career, he painted mostly landscapes. It was only comparatively late in life that Troyon found his métier as a painter of animals, and achieved international recognition.
36 paintings
- A Clump of Trees (c. 1860)
- The Marsh (1840)
- The Road to Market (1858–59)
- Pasture in Normandy (1852)
- Unfinished Study of Sheep (c. 1850)
- Chickens in front of a farmhouse (1855)
- Cattle at the waterhole
- Going to Market on a Misty Morning (1851)
- Oxen Plowing (1860)
- Saint-Cloud (1835)
- The Gooseherd (1852)
- The Gamekeeper
- Cattle and Sheep in a Landscape (1855)
- Landscape with Painter at Easel
- Vache paissant près d'une rivière bordée de saules (1850)
- Paysage (1850)
- Rentrée de troupeau (1856)
- Flock of sheep in the woods (1845)
- Sheep (1854)
- Landscape with Cattle and Sheep (1852)
- The Storm (1852)
- A Last Summer Day, Normandy
- On the Way to the Market (1859)
- Vue prise des hauteurs de Suresnes (Hauts-de-Seine) (1856)
- Oxes watching to tillage, morning sky (1855)
- Cours d'eau sous bois (1850)
- Vaches et veau à la mare (1850)
- Going to Market (1860)
- Road in the Woods (mid-1840s)
- Fox in a Trap (1860)
- Hound Pointing (1860)
- Sheep and Shepherd in a Landscape (1854)
- Landscape with Figures (mid 19th century)
- The Approaching Storm (1849)
- Running dogs (1853)
- Strandgezicht met kaapstanders (1852)