Pierre Jeanniot
(1848-1934)
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Officer of career, he undertakes an activity
of painter in parallel.
He begins at the Salon in 1872 with a watercolour
Intèrieur de forêt and sends his first painting Le
Vernan à Nans-sous-Sainte-Anne (Doubs). He appears regularly
with sights of Toul, banks of the Seine in Troyes, Dijon and Paris,
as well as with some portraits.
In 1881, he leaves the army with the rank of
captain and is devoted to art. Jeanniot starts to paint especially
military scenes. Starting from 1890, he exposes to the Nationale
des Beaux-Arts.
Director of the Journal Amusant, he also collaborates in various
magazines.
- Bibliography
- Lydia Harembourg Dictionnaire des Peintres
Paysagistes français au 19ème siècle.
Ides et Callended, 1985
- Museum:
- Musée de Nancy Vue près
de Diénay
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