French, 1802–1868
Camille Flers was a landscape painter and scholar who studied under Joseph François Pâris. His notable works include "Views of Normandy" and "The Banks of the Marne and Eure," which showcased his skill in color and emotional depth. He died in Annet (Seine-et-Marne), Paris, in 1868 and was the instructor of Cabats. A landscape by Flers, depicting the Environs of Paris, is housed in the Louvre.
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