Constant Troyon (August 28, 1810 – February 21, 1865), born in Sèvres, France, was a French painter. His father was involved in the business of porcelain manufacture. Troyon became acquainted with many Barbizon painters. To earn a living Troyon became a master at porcelain ornamentation. It was many years before he overcame the limitations of his craft to produce master-level pieces of art. He eventually found his métier later in life, when he found his powerful ability to paint animals. Learn more »

Paintings by Constant Troyon in Chronological Order

Cows in the Field, 1652	Hillside with Rocky Outcrops, 1852	Running dogs, 1853
Cows at the Watering, 1855	On the Way to the Market, 1859	Herdsman, 1860
Return of the Herd, c.1860	Pastoral Scene, c.1860	Watercourse in the woods, c.1860
Apple Harvest in Normandy, 1865	Approaching Storm	A View Towards The Seine From Suresnes
Beach At Trouville	Cows Grazing	La Vallee
On The Farm	Path in a Small Wood	Plowing
Returning From Pasture	The Fisherman	Unloading the Ferry
A Cow in a Landscape	Cows in a Landscape	Figures in a Farmyard
Goose Girl	Outside the Stable	Water Carriers
Horse Portrait	Cow chased by a dog	The Angler
The Ford	The white bull	Calf cows at the marl