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(2) Tony Robert-Fleury
(b Paris, 1 Sept 1837; d Viroflay, Paris, 8 Dec 1911). Son of (1) Joseph-Nicolas Robert-Fleury. He was a pupil of Paul Delaroche and of Léon Cogniet, and the main characteristics of his works were due to this training: correct drawing, a restrained palette, an orderly composition and a general respect for the classical tradition. He specialized in history and genre scenes.
Part of the Robert-Fleury family
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- Robert-Fleury, Tony
- France, §XV, 6: Art education: The Ecole des Beaux-Arts and teaching studios in the 19th century
- patrons and collectors
- pupils
- Amiet, Cuno
- Bashkirtseva, Mariya
- Brymner, William
- Chabas: (1) Maurice Chabas
- Chabas: (2) Paul Chabas
- Corinth, Lovis
- Ferenczy: (1) Károly Ferenczy, §1: Early years, to 1896
- Vuillard, Edouard, §1(i): Early work, to 1900
- Wiik, Maria
- works
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