Armand Coussens Art
Armand Coussens studied at the École supérieure des beaux-arts de Nîmes. Upon graduation, he lived and worked in Paris for the following 10 years. There both his paintings and etchings were frequently exhibited at major salons such as the Société des Artistes Français and at Hôtel Drouot. Coussens then moved back to his studio in Nimes where he continued to create his beautiful colour etchings of landscapes and figure studies. Today, examples of his art are included in prominent public collections in New York, London, Tokyo and Paris. As a leading colour etcher, Coussens's art was often appreciated for his use of combining the thick, velvety lines of drypoint engraving with the delicate lines of soft-ground etching. Such techniques gave his art unique tonal values.
Early 20th Century Realist Armand Coussens Art
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1920s Modern Armand Coussens Art
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Early 20th Century Armand Coussens Art
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1930s Realist Armand Coussens Art
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Late 19th Century Naturalistic Armand Coussens Art
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Late 20th Century Armand Coussens Art
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Early 20th Century Realist Armand Coussens Art
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Early 20th Century Realist Armand Coussens Art
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1920s Realist Armand Coussens Art
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2010s Contemporary Armand Coussens Art
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1920s Modern Armand Coussens Art
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Early 20th Century Realist Armand Coussens Art
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Mid-20th Century Impressionist Armand Coussens Art
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1890s Realist Armand Coussens Art
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19th Century Realist Armand Coussens Art
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