Alexandre Dubuisson: A Vision of Rural France The world of 19th-century French art is often dominated by grand narratives – the sweeping landscapes of Corot, the salon chic of Ingres, and the revolutionary fervor of Delacroix. Yet, nestled within this established canon lies a quietly compelling figure: Alexandre Dubuisson. Born in Lyons in 1805, Dubuisson’s work offers a deeply personal and evocative portrayal of rural life in the Rhône Valley – a region he meticulously captured with an almost obsessive attention to detail and a remarkable sensitivity to light and atmosphere. While not as wi…