In the Galleries: Emile Friant, the Last Naturalist?

by Matthew Innis |

MUSÉE DES BEAUX-ARTS DE NANCY, Nancy, France – When Émile Friant was a young man, the French government was in the midst of a social program aimed at bringing art to every corner and tier of the nation.  Most beneficiaries of the program learned an appreciation for art, while some among them found their true…

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