Artist

Auguste-Emile Flick

French, b. 1840

Auguste-Emile Flick is a French Impressionism artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Walters Art Museum. Auguste-Emile Flick was born in Metz.

French painter Auguste-Emile Flick spent time along the Normandy coast, where he captured coastal life in oils. In The Beach at Fécamp (1875), he shows a quiet stretch of sand with subtle color shifts in water and sky, typical of the era’s direct, naturalistic approach. Tap The Beach at Fécamp to see how he handled light and weather along the shore.

Works by Auguste-Emile Flick

Collections represented

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