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1866-1930 France
Jean Francis Auburtin (1866–1930) was a French painter known for his landscape paintings and seascapes, often depicting the rugged coastlines of Brittany and Normandy. Strongly influenced by Symbolism and Impressionism, Auburtin’s work focused on the harmonious connection between nature and human emotion, blending realism with poetic, atmospheric elements.
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Danse sur fond de Porqurolles (1900) by Jean Francis Auburtin is a painting that reflects his connection to nature and classical beauty. The work portrays two women posed in a dance-like movement with a backdrop of Porquerolles, an island off the southern coast of France. Auburtin was known for blending natural landscapes with symbolic or mythological themes, creating a sense of harmony between humanity and nature.
© Jean Francis Auburtin
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