Alexandre Dubuisson (lyon, 1805 - Versailles, 1870) - Landscape

Alexandre Dubuisson entered the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris in 1827 and studied with Hersent. He exhibited at the Lyon Salon in 1833 and the Paris Salon in 1835, winning a third-class medal in 1844. He lived in Lyon, Pont-de-Claix and finally Versailles.

His work is well-observed and vigorously drawn, often showing animals in a landscape. His output of drawings is considerable, some of them intended for illustration. Among them are Le marchand de chevaux sur une grande route (1839); Les colons : Joug de bœufs (1857); Colonnes de chevaux en Normandie (1864); Troupes républicaines arrêtées à Anstatt (1866); and Chenil de chiens courants anglais (1869). He signed his work Adr Du Buisson.