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Charles-Euphrasie Kuwasseg was the son of the Austrian painter, Karl-Joseph Kuwasseg. Initially, Charles trained and worked with his father, but later became a sailor and traveled around the world. On his return to France in 1883, he began his formal artistic training and studied under Jean-Baptiste Durand-Brager and d'Isabey. Charles specialized in painting landscapes of the Breton and Normandy coast, seascapes of the North Sea and scenes of the outskirts of Paris. He collaborated with the artist Théophile Poilpot on a series of different landscapes. Kuwasseg exhibited at the "Salon des Artistes Français" early on in his career and won a third class medal in 1892. Later he became an art professor, teaching such notable pupils as Iwill and Emile Clarel. Kuwasseg's delicate yet strong style was highly valued during his lifetime and he was regarded by his contemporaries as one of the finest artists of his genre.
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