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Men Towing a Barge [Study for Boubourouche]

Men Towing a Barge [Study for Boubourouche], by Henri-Gabriel Ibels, pastel, 1892
Men Towing a Barge [Study for Boubourouche], by Henri-Gabriel Ibels, pastel, 1892

Men Towing a Barge [Study for Boubourouche] is a pastel drawing by the Impressionist artist Henri-Gabriel Ibels. It dates from 1892 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.

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Inscribed:signed twice at lower right in pastel: H. G. Ibels / H. G. Ibels; above that dedicated in pastel: pour Mevisto

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Overview

This pastel drawing, Men Towing a Barge, is a study for Ibels's work Boubourouche, created around 1892 by Henri-Gabriel Ibels.

Artist & collection

Portrait of Henri-Gabriel Ibels

Artist

Henri-Gabriel Ibels

Henri-Gabriel Ibels (1867–1936) was a French artist, born in 10ᵗʰ arrondissement of Paris.

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Who painted Men Towing a Barge [Study for Boubourouche]?

Men Towing a Barge [Study for Boubourouche] was painted by Henri-Gabriel Ibels in 1892.

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Men Towing a Barge [Study for Boubourouche] is held by National Gallery of Art.

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Men Towing a Barge [Study for Boubourouche] is associated with Impressionism.

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