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PAUL DESIRE TROUILLEBERT (1829–1900) Riverbank with Washerwomen Oil on canvas mounted on a beveled mahogany panel, signed lower right Dimensions: 38 x 47 cm - A French genre painter born in Paris, known for his figure studies, nudes, portraits, and landscapes, he was a student of Hébert and Jallabert. He made his debut at the 1865 Salon, but it was at the 1882 Salon that one of his “Bathers” attracted significant attention. One of his paintings, which was part of Alexandre Dumas fils’s collection and had been sold to the famous writer in exchange for a major work by Corot, led to a lawsuit that thrust Trouillebert into the spotlight, and his paintings subsequently became highly sought after.
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