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Edmond Petitjean

Edmond Petitjean, a French artist, was born July 5, 1844, in Vosges and died August 7, 1925, in Paris. He was a painter of landscapes and seascapes. Petitjean’s work first appeared in Paris, at the Salon of 1874 where he became a member of Salon of French Artists in 1883. He also exhibited in Munich from 1890. At the Salon he was given an honorable mention in 1881, a first place medal in 1884 and a second place medal in 1885. At the Universal Exposition of Paris of 1889, he won the silver medal and at the same Exposition in 1900 he won the gold medal. He was made a Knight of the Legion of Honor in 1892. In the later part of his career, he painted multiple ports of the Atlantic. Museums with works by Petitjean include Amiens, Arras, Chambery, Digne, Eppinal, Gray, Nancy, Paris, Perigueux, Reims, La Rochelle and Toul.

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