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Jacob Abraham Camille Pissarro was a French Impressionist.

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Jacob Abraham Camille Pissarro, a French painter and graphic artist, was the most consistent supporter of the style of…

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Landscape with Figures by a River, 1853-1854

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Camille Pissarro was born on the island of St. Thomas, then owned by the Danish kingdom; he was the third son in the family of…

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a successful baker and store owner

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a successful baker and store owner

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the owner of the fishing vessel

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the owner of the fishing vessel

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Woman Carrying a Pitcher on Her Head, 1854-1855

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All the work of Camille Pissarro is filled with his innate love for landscape painting. Apart from landscapes, the artist often painted…

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The Maidservant, 1867

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Camille Pissarro paid no less attention to drawing than painting. His specialty includes two main characteristics of the graphics of this artist, namely:

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the choice of an unusual angle on the object

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the choice of an unusual angle on the object

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transferring illuminated objects to the basis

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transferring illuminated objects to the basis

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crisp and bold outlines highlighting the object on any background

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crisp and bold outlines highlighting the object on any background

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Portrait of Jeanne, 1872

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As a self-taught person, Camille Pissarro absorbed the techniques of so many artists of the past and present. Which statement is incorrect?

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Pissarro was a student of Corot - the choice of this mentor was influenced by the attraction specifically to landscape painting

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Pissarro was a student of Corot - the choice of this mentor was influenced by the attraction specifically to landscape painting

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At the Paris School of Fine Arts, Camille's teacher was Courbet, whose work he particularly admired.

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At the Paris School of Fine Arts, Camille's teacher was Courbet, whose work he particularly admired.

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Pissarro turned to figurative painting, paying tribute to the memory of Millet, whose achievements in painting he carefully studied

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Pissarro turned to figurative painting, paying tribute to the memory of Millet, whose achievements in painting he carefully studied

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All the three statements are taken from the biography of the artist.

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All the three statements are taken from the biography of the artist.

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Jeanne Holding a fan, 1873

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In 1959, two major events took place in the life of Camille Pissarro, namely:

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The jury of the official art Salon in Paris for the first time accepted the artist's work

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The jury of the official art Salon in Paris for the first time accepted the artist's work

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The artist began to attend the Paris Suisse Academy

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The artist began to attend the Paris Suisse Academy

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Camille met Claude Monet, whose creative search had a decisive influence on Pissarro

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Camille met Claude Monet, whose creative search had a decisive influence on Pissarro

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Portrait of Madame Felicie Vellay Estruc, 1874

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For French painting as a whole, the communication and long cooperation of two great masters was one of the most valuable and fruitful. It is about Camille Pissarro and…

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Portrait of Paul Cezanne, 1874

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Which of these facts is NOT related to Camille Pissarro’s creative biography?

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In the 1850s, Camille became friends with Danish landscape painter Fritz Melbye and, having abandoned trade, went with him to the capital of Venezuela to paint.

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In the 1850s, Camille became friends with Danish landscape painter Fritz Melbye and, having abandoned trade, went with him to the capital of Venezuela to paint.

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Pissarro borrowed the principle of colour decomposition from Monet, managed to develop and use it brilliantly

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Pissarro borrowed the principle of colour decomposition from Monet, managed to develop and use it brilliantly

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To overcome academicism and, in general, not to change the realistic depiction of nature, Camille studied under representatives of the Barbizon school

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To overcome academicism and, in general, not to change the realistic depiction of nature, Camille studied under representatives of the Barbizon school

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All of the theses presented relate to the creative career of the artist.

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All of the theses presented relate to the creative career of the artist.

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Portrait of Pere Papeille, Pontoise, 1874

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Who accepted the discoveries of Impressionists, changed colour and style of his works using the richness of tones and light under the influence of Camille Pissarro?

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Portrait of Monsieur Louis Estruc, 1874

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The style of the 55-year-old artist considerably changed: for some time, he became interested in the technique of the separate application of smears. This happened after he met…

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Half Length Portrait of Lucien Pissarro, 1875

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Half Length Portrait of Lucien Pissarro, 1875

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Which young artist bought several paintings by Pissarro in 1977 that was hard for him and considered Camille his teacher?

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Portrait of Eugenie Estruc, 1876

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Which work of Camille Pissarro is on permanent display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and has the subtitle-explanation “the effect of sunlight”?

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"Street of Epicerie, Rouen", 1898

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"Street of Epicerie, Rouen", 1898

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"Opera passage in Paris", 1898.

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"Opera passage in Paris", 1898.

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“The Church of St. Jacques. Dieppe ", 1901.

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“The Church of St. Jacques. Dieppe ", 1901.

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Rue Saint-Honore, Sun Effect, Afternoon, 1898

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The unusual angle of a series of views of the streets and boulevards of Paris – the most frequently reproduced paintings by Camille Pissarro – is explained by the fact that…

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such a view, according to the painter, gave more features to his style

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such a view, according to the painter, gave more features to his style

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the master's eye inflammation progressed, and he took advantage of the view from the windows;

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the master's eye inflammation progressed, and he took advantage of the view from the windows;

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the artist had a backache - he could not go to the open air

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the artist had a backache - he could not go to the open air

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he wanted his landscapes to be different from the works of other Impressionists

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he wanted his landscapes to be different from the works of other Impressionists

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Young Woman Knotting Her Hair

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Who said these words?
“Camille Pissarro was such an outstanding teacher that he would teach even a stone to draw”.

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The war of haves and have nots

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The carefully built composition of this famous painting, as well as the motive of its plot, is the result of the collaboration of Pissarro with Cezanne. The technique also changed: the paint layer became densely pasty.

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"Harvest near Montfoucault", 1876.

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"Harvest near Montfoucault", 1876.

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“Orchard in bloom. Spring", 1877.

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“Orchard in bloom. Spring", 1877.

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"Red Roofs", 1877.

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"Red Roofs", 1877.

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"Landscape in Chaponville", 1880.

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"Landscape in Chaponville", 1880.

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Red Roofs, Corner of a Village, Winter, 1877

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Works of Camille Pissarro during his lifetime ended up in the collection of the Luxembourg Museum, because they…

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were acquired by the state

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were acquired by the state

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were gifted by the artist himself

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were gifted by the artist himself

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composed part of the collection of Gustave Caillebotte bequeathed to this museum

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composed part of the collection of Gustave Caillebotte bequeathed to this museum

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became part of the exchange between the museums of the two countries

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became part of the exchange between the museums of the two countries

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Portrait of Eugene Murer, 1878

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Camille Pissarro was the only impressionist artist who participated in all eight of their exhibitions. However, at the last one in 1886, the painter…

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exhibited portraits close to realism

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exhibited portraits close to realism

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exhibited his early canvases

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exhibited his early canvases

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placed his works in a separate room with Neo-Impressionists Seurat and Signac

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placed his works in a separate room with Neo-Impressionists Seurat and Signac

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showed only one of his pictures

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showed only one of his pictures

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Study at Pontoise, 1878

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There are several self-portraits created by Camille Pissarro. The most famous of them is the work of 1973. The artist depicted himself…

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Laundresses on the Banks of the Oise at Pontoise, 1880-1881

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Camille’s personality was somewhat overshadowed by the figures of his genius students Gauguin, Van Gogh, and others. “Perhaps we all come from Pissarro …” – said Cezanne. He meant that…