Quimperle, 1883

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"Quimperlé, 1883" is an oil painting by Irish artist Walter Frederick Osborne, depicting a scene from the town of Quimperlé in Brittany, France. Created during a period when Osborne was influenced by French plein-air painting, this work is notable for its naturalistic representation and the artist's use of light and color to capture the atmosphere of the location.

The painting presents a view of the town's ancient bridge and the Laïta River, with figures populating the scene, going about their daily activities. Osborne's brushwork in "Quimperlé, 1883" is characterized by a combination of precision and freedom, reflecting the artist's academic training and his embrace of Impressionist techniques. The composition's en plein air quality, a hallmark of Osborne's work during this period, showcases his skill in rendering the effects of natural light on the landscape and the local architecture.

Walter Frederick Osborne (1859–1903) was a significant figure in Irish art, known for his portraiture, landscape, and genre scenes. His time in Brittany, where he painted "Quimperlé, 1883," was a formative experience that contributed to his development as an artist. The painting is considered an important example of Osborne's early work and his contribution to the introduction of Impressionist ideas to Irish art.

"Quimperlé, 1883" is held in a public collection, allowing viewers to appreciate Osborne's early experimentation with the plein-air approach and his interpretation of the Breton landscape. The work is often cited in discussions of Osborne's artistic evolution and is featured in exhibitions that explore the influence of French Impressionism on Irish artists of the late 19th century.

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