Louis-Auguste Veillon, a Swiss painter, initially focused on seascapes and mountain scenes before being influenced by Orientalist art. He studied in Paris, where he immersed himself in the works of the masters and developed a luminist style. Veillon traveled to Egypt multiple times, creating popular Orientalist landscapes featuring the Nile and the Dead Sea. He departed from the Romantic school, opting for a realistic approach with soft brushstrokes and pastel colors.
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