Draft talk:Victor Charreton

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Victor Charreton remains an impressionist of the impressionism of Monet despite the fashions and changes which have come about in French painting since Monet's doctrines revolutionized traditions in art. He paints the typical French landscape, the walled garden, the willows and streams, the sunlight and the mist, with the charm and distinction and technical facility which characterize the school. In the later pictures he is even more concerned with light than heretofore. In still further keying up his palate he has a new-found looseness in the handling of his medium which gives additional attractiveness to his landscapes.

"Victor Charreton at Dudensing Galleries". Brooklyn Eagle. November 29, 1925. p. E9 – via Newspapers.com.

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