There’s just something fun about that name. Interestingly, with those three names to choose from, he went with Camille. That wouldn’t have been my choice, but he’s the famous artist, so what do I know?

The aforementioned Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot is the artist in the Ambleside rotation this term. He was a French painter who lived a long life (1796-1875), was supported both monetarily and otherwise by his parents, and achieved professional recognition and success in his lifetime. Corot is the unicorn of painters!

More than that, he seems to have been a genuinely nice guy. From the Getty bio, “Kindly ‘Père Corot’ was universally beloved and generous. He supported Jean-François Millet’s widow and bought a house for the ailing, destitute Honoré Daumier.”

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