GEORGE BUSSON. Eighteenth century scene. (d) Gouache and watercolor on paper Signed 39.5x53 cm Georges Louis Charles Charles Busson (1859-1933) was a prominent French watercolorist known for his landscapes and hunting scenes. Born in Paris, he developed a prolific artistic career focused on the watercolor technique. His work is characterized by a detailed and expressive style, with a remarkable ability to capture the atmosphere and light in his landscapes. Busson began his career exhibiting his watercolors at important exhibitions such as the Paris Salon. His works include a variety of subjects, from rural scenes and natural landscapes to hunting scenes, a recurring and popular theme in his work. His watercolors are appreciated for his precise technique and vibrant use of color, which allowed him to stand out in the artistic field of his time. Among his most notable works are hunting scenes, which reflect great attention to detail and careful composition. This, for example, shows his ability to combine drawing precision with the fluidity and dynamism of color in watercolor. Oxidation. Gilded wood frame. Not examined without a frame.