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Louis Léopold Robert was a Swiss painter from the 19th century, born on May 13, 1794, in La Chaux-de-Fonds, and passed away on March 20, 1835, in Venice. He's mainly known for his artworks that belong to the Realism movement and his involvement in the Barbizon school, which laid the groundwork for Impressionism.

Robert is famous for his landscape and genre paintings, as well as his rural and pastoral scenes. He had a talent for realistically portraying everyday life and natural landscapes. One of his most iconic works is "The Harvest" (1831), a painting that captures the liveliness of a harvest scene with precision and attention to detail.

His paintings often reflect an interest in nature, the simplicity of rural life, and honesty in art. "The Flock in the Storm" (1833) is another notable example of his works, depicting a flock of sheep struggling against the elements during a storm, showcasing his ability to capture emotion and movement in his paintings.