Showing 13 artworks with Émile Bernard and with artwork date before 1894 and with artwork date after 1884
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Émile Bernard
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-1894
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1884+
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- Espresso
- Putty
- Black
- Quinacridone Magenta
- Gray
- Driftwood
- Khaki
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- Emile Bernard
- Expressionism Art
- Woodcut Print
- Serene Outdoor Art
- Art Loss Grief
- Earth Tones Painting
- French Countryside Decor
- Cloisonnism Style”
- Gauguin Influence
- Knight Mourning
- Fine Art Print
- Vintage Landscape”,
- Art Nouveau Influence
- Figurative Art
- Post-Impressionist Style
- Painting”,
- Figurative Landscape Print
- Stream Landscape”
- Dark Art Prints
- French Impressionism
- Vintage Poster
- Shepherds Artwork
- Nature Study Painting
- 1889
- Woodblock Printing
- Red Background Artwork
- Bernard Artwork
- Poplar Tree Artwork
- Art History Study
- Dark Art Print
- Religious Art Print
- Muted Blues Colors
- Synthetism Aesthetic
- Buckwheat Harvesters Painting
- 1880S Landscape Painting
- Post Impressionist
- Broken Brushstrokes
- Post-Impressionist Watercolor
- French Expressionism
- Post-Impressionism
- Breton Landscape Art
- Somber Art Piece
- 1889 Woodcut
- Émile Bernard
- Graphic Woodcut
- Rural Landscape Art
- Saint Briac Breton
- French Landscape Art
- Death Of Knight
- “Muted Color Palette”
Émile Bernard's 'Study for The Buckwheat Harvesters,' created in 1888, embodies Pont-Aven’s aesthetic with its Synthetism style. This sketch captures two women harvesting buckwheat under a striking red backdrop, reflecting Bernard's fascination with Breton landscapes and Gauguin's influence.
Emile Bernard’s "The Adoration of the Shepherds" (1889) – a striking woodcut print showcasing Expressionist distortion & poignant figures. Explore this unique artwork's dynamic composition and rich symbolism.
Experience the serene Post-Impressionist mood of Émile Bernard's Landscape at Pont-Aven with Poplars; capture this vibrant 1888 French scene for your collection.
Emile Bernard’s "Landscape, Saint Briac" (1889) is a captivating Post-Impressionist scene of rugged Breton landscapes. Explore its textured brushwork & muted tones – a serene work by a Van Gogh friend.
Emile Bernard’s "Death of the Knight" (1892) is a haunting woodcut depicting loss & mourning in Expressionistic style. Explore this poignant artwork's rich textures & dramatic lighting.