Edouard Joseph Dantan (1848 – 1897)

by Matthew Innis |

Édouard Joseph Dantan is another of those fantastic academically-trained artists of the nineteenth century who, unfortunately, has fallen into relative obscurity.  If it were not for another blogger who posted an image of A Casting From Life (1887), I’m not sure I would have ever learned of Dantan.  After seeing that particular painting, I decided…

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