Emile Victor Delobre (1873-1956) was born in Paris, France.
At age 14, he was already enrolled in the Ecole des Decoratifs; by 17 he was
studying at the Beaux-Arts.
A prolific artist of the Impressionist School, Emile
Delobre's quest for the interesting landscape often took him to the countryside
of France: Normandy, with its fishing villages and orchards; the Loire Valley,
with its rolling rivers; and the south of France with its sunny beaches. He
also traveled outside the country to Italy, Holland and Tunisia which inspired
many of his paintings.
Emile Delobre lived a modest life. Perhaps, overshadowed by
the artistic giants of his age, he comes to us to be rediscovered as a painter
of great sensitivity and grace. His purpose in painting seems not to have been
to revolutionize art, but rather, to reaffirm it as the representation of all
that man finds beautiful and inspiring.
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