Nineteenth and
Early Twentieth Century Paintings


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Albrecht, Kurt
Andrews, Ambrose
Ballesio, Giuseppe
Bouvard, Antoine
Brunin, Leon
Byles, William
Clare, George
Collins, Charles
Damschroeder, JJM
DeClercq, Alfons
Downing, Delapore
Francois, Joseph C
Goodall, Frederick
Hawthorne, Charles
Hines, Theodore
Hooper, John H
Hughes, Talbot
Hulme, Alice
Janssens, Rene
Laudy, Jean
Lipscombe, Guy
Locke, Walter R
Maes, Jacques
Maggs, John C
Mason, Frank H
Meyer, Frederick W
Mortelmans, Frans
Norretranders, J
Otto, Carl
Reason, Florence
Sargent, John Singer
Schafer, Henry
Spohler, Jan Jacob
Stanfield, George C
Sulman, Thomas
Thornley, William
Toussaint, Fernand
Van Beurden, Alphonse
Van Gelderen, Simon
Van Malderen, Jan
Van Sluys, Remi
Verbrugghe, Charles
Vernon, Emile
Verschaffelt, Edouard
Walsh, Lucy
Waugh, Frederick
Williams, William of Plymouth

Emile Vernon



Artist: Emile Vernon
French (1872-1920)

Title: Sweet Summertime

Medium: Oil on Canvas 29" x 20"

Dated: 1910


EMILE VERNON
French (1872-1920)

Emile Vernon was born in Blois, France in 1872. He was a painter of portraits, figures, still lifes, landscapes, flowers and fruits. He lived in both Paris and London. His most sought after paintings are those of beautiful women and children.

He was initially a student at the School of Fine Arts in Tours where he won the first prize for design. He later moved to Paris to study with the famed master teachers and artists, Bouguereau and Auguste Trupheme.

 In 1898, he participated at The Exposition of Fine Arts and Decorative Arts in Paris and during the same year exhibited for the first time at the Salon des Artistes Francais. He exhibited regularly at the Salon from 1898 to 1913. He presented his paintings which were portraits, landscapes bouquets and feminine figures which became his specialty.

Vernon also received numerous commissions for decorative murals as well as painting for the theater of Chatellerault in 1898. He also created paintings for the Nevers Theater.

In 1904, he exhibited at The Royal Academy in London.

Emile Vernon died in 1920 at the young age of 48.

Today, his paintings can be found in collections, worldwide, especially in England, France, Canada, Japan and The United States.