Albert Huard
- Born:
- Paris, France, 1866
- Died:
- Paris, France, 1938
- Nationality:
- French
- Profession(s):
- Illustrator, Painter, Engraver
Early Life and Education
- Born into a family of artists, Huard received early artistic training.
- Studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris.
Career and Major Achievements
- Known for his illustrations of Parisian life, landscapes, and architecture.
- Served as a war artist during World War I.
- His work captured the atmosphere and changing landscape of Paris.
- Illustrated numerous books and periodicals.
- Achieved recognition for his etching techniques.
Notable Works
- Illustrations for En Alsace by René Bazin.
- Illustrations within La Vie et les Livres for Le Figaro.
- Illustrated many works covering World War I.
- Several series of etchings depicting Paris.
- It should be noted that, as noted in works such as the 'frances wilson huard biography of albert', Huard's illustrations were often featured in popular periodicals of the time.
Legacy and Impact
Albert Huard left a significant legacy as an illustrator and engraver, documenting Parisian life and wartime experiences. His work provides valuable historical insight into the era. He is remembered for the clarity and detail of his images and their ability to capture the character of their subjects.