Paul Sérusier

1890

Portrait Of Paul Ranson

Discover Paul Serusier’s ‘Portrait of Paul Ranson’! A captivating post-Impressionist masterpiece featuring bold colors & symbolic motifs. Explore this iconic work in Paris!

Breton Woman Sitting At The Seashore — Paul Sérusier

Paul Sérusier's Breton Woman Sitting at the Seashore captures the spirit of Symbolism, reflecting Breton traditions through simplified forms and earthy colors. Inspired by Gauguin and Gabriela Zapolska's collection, it exemplifies his innovative approach to art.

Paul Sérusier

1891

Washerwomen

Paul Serusier's 'The Washerwomen,' painted in 1891, is a seminal work of Post-Impressionism and a cornerstone of the Nabi movement. Featuring two women tending to laundry amidst vibrant yellow flowers against a rocky backdrop, it exemplifies Serusier’s innovative approach to color and form—a bold departure from traditional realism.

Paul Sérusier

Harvest Scene

Experience Paul Sérusier's vibrant harvest scene, a touch of Post-Impressionist life capturing rural labor; bring this artistic moment home today.

Paul Sérusier

1890

Farmhouse At Le Pouldu

Paul Sérusier

Harvest Scene

Paul Sérusier

1890

Breton Woman Going To The Washing Place

Paul Sérusier

1905

Undergrowth At Huelgoat

Paul Sérusier

1892

The Haymakers

Paul Sérusier

Les Porteuses De Linge Le Passage Du Ruisseau (autre Titre)

Paul Sérusier

1909

The Children's Supper

Paul Sérusier

1892

Fishing Boats On The Breton Coast

Experience the serene atmosphere of Paul Serusier's Post-Impressionist masterpiece Fishing Boats On The Breton Coast featuring bold colors and tranquil sailboats, a perfect addition to any fine art collection.

Paul Sérusier

1893

End Of The Day

Paul Sérusier’s ‘End of the Day,’ a pioneering Synthetism masterpiece from 1893, captures a serene Breton landscape through bold color blocks and contemplative forms – explore this foundational work and own a piece of art history.