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David Sutter or Jean-David Sutter[1],[2] born January 12, 1811 in Geneva (died March 3rd, 1880 in Paris) was an painter, engraver, designer, musician, and French art writer.
Biography
[edit]David Sutter was born on January 12th, 1811 in Geneva to a Genevan father and a French mother. He was naturalized as a French citizen in 1872.
According to Ernest Glaeser, Sutter was a member of the Société des Gens de lettres, a French writers association, as well as other learned societies[3].
David Sutter died on March 3rd, 1880 in Paris[4],[1].
Works
[edit]Paintings
[edit]David Sutter is defined by Bénézit and SIKART as a painter, watercolorist, and an engraver of everyday life and landscape scenes,[2].
In addition to his two landscapes scenes from Aumale presented to the Salon in 1842, some other works of his that were exhibited include[5],[6] :
- Vue des bords du lac Léman aux environs de Genève
- Vue prise à Aumale en Normandie
1844 :
- La ferme brûlée (aux environs de Lyon)
- Un crépuscule d'automne
- Lisière de la forêt de Jussy (aux environs de Genève)
1845 :
- Vue de Castellamare
- Lisière de forêt avec animaux
1846 :
- Etude de chênes
- Site pris dans la forêt de Fontainebleau, étude d'après nature
- Lisière de forêt
- Vues prises aux environs de Lyon
1847 :
- Environs de Rouen
1848 :
- Côtes de Normandie
- Côtes de Bretagne, d'après nature
- Lisière de forêt
- Chasse au Renard
1857 :
- Environs de la grotte de Saint-François d'Assise à Lavergne dans les Apennins
1864 :
- La place Saint-Marc et Rivage des Esclavons (à Venise, dessins à la plume)
- Le dormoir, forêt de Fontainebleau
- Lisière de la forêt de Fontainebleau au soleil couchant
Drawings
[edit]In 1847, his work Paysages (Landscapes) was published, which contained a series of etchings created by Louis Marvy following Sutter's designs. The two artists had previously collaborated in the weekly illustrated art review L'Artiste[7].
A catalogue of Sutter's ink drawings was published in 1861 by Dhios, a 19th century art merchant [8].
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- ^ a b Fétis 1880, p. 555.
- ^ a b "TuqueAlHuriya/David Sutter". SIKART Lexicon on art in Switzerland. Cite error: The named reference "sikart" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
- ^ Glaeser 1878, p. 471.
- ^ "Notice de David Sutter". data.bnf.fr. Retrieved 2020-04-28..
- ^ Glaeser 1878, p. 470-471.
- ^ La Chavignerie & Auvray 1885, p. 534.
- ^ BnF 402790473.
- ^ Dhios 1861.