Charles Daubigny, a painter of the Barbizon school

[@kiktkikt2863]

It's one of those videos that everyone should take a moment and see and listen to. Thanks for the video .

[@ruthleech9496]

Appreciated the incentives to paint outdoors for best color and atmosphere.

[@engleharddinglefester4285]

That was great! Thanks!

[@candihogan6636]

Thanks Phil, great to see how his work evolved!

[@glennkerr3028]

Thanks, Phil. Very informative.

[@margaretsmith9637]

As a child I found him in the Met and have always liked him.

[@philstarke.artist]

Yes, the Met has some great Daubignys. I saw a lot at the Art Institute of Chicago when I was younger

[@giveregard2truth502]

You really have a teachers heart. I appreciate how giving you are to those who want to learn how to paint but have limitations to get better educated. I learn a lot from you. Thank you for the videos. I think you using a program that allows you to mark on the image helps, too. - I would like to learn more about symbolism in art history if you ever desire to teach on that topic.

[@KelliFolsomOilPaintings]

Great lecture. Thank you!

[@philstarke.artist]

Thanks Kelli!

[@philstarkestudio]

Kelli Folsom Oil Paintings Thanks for watching Kelli

[@hochgonzalo8923]

I believe that I own one of his paintings. His name is on the bottom right: Daubigny. It's a landscape of trees alongside of a river bed. There are mountains in the distant background with a large cloudy sky. It's a rather large painting and its frame has a large amount of patina. The back of the canvas looks very old. I wonder if it's really one of his paintings.

[@Coco2345ful]

I wonder how he made such an incredible transformation from his beginning work to impressionism!

[@philstarkestudio]

Dee Martella Miles of canvas Dee

[@Coco2345ful]

Very true...he was probably single or had a dutiful wife!

[@margaretbutters6181]

thankyu

[@caroledrury1411]

Thanks! Do-bee-knee. Merci!

[@philstarke.artist]

You're welcome!

[@banzy3]

Technically it would sound a bit more like 'Sharl', but that's just me being pedantic. :) Great video! I have an original oil painting by Louis-Alexandre Dubourg, who I think might have been friends with Charles Daubigny, or at the very least had a mutual friend in Eugène Boudin.

[@8zenuf4me]

Doh-bin-YEE, if that's any help

[@philstarkestudio]

Barbara Holmes Thanks Barbara

[@shanequa555]

Daubigny = doe - bean -'YEE

[@frankblangeard8865]

Phil doesn't like ducks. Cows are OK but ducks are bad.

[@mimiwhitney-hafft3036]

"Dou - ben - ay