Alfred Stevens
1823–1906 · Belgian · 30 artworks
RomanticismImpressionismJaponismsoft brushworkmuted color palettesattention to fabrics and texturesdepiction of contemporary interiorsinfluence of Japonism
artist bio
Alfred Stevens was a Belgian painter known for his elegant portraits of women in fashionable interiors. He blended Romanticism with Impressionistic touches, capturing the nuances of light and texture in scenes of contemporary life.
what you'll learn
Studying Stevens' work allows students to explore the depiction of light and texture in interior scenes, as well as the influence of Japonism on Western art. Students can also learn about the representation of women in 19th-century art and society.
related: James Tissot, Edouard Manet, Frederic Bazille
30 artworks
In the Country
1867
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Woman with a Fan
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A Beach In Normandy
1885
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Preparing For The Ball
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All Happiness
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In the Garden
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Quai Aux Fleurs
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The glass sphere
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Lighthouse at dusk
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Woman with a Japanese Doll
1894
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Lovelorn
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Love and marriage
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Ready for the Ball
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The Studio
1869
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A Young Girl Seated by a Tree
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Widow
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Woman Wearing a Bracelet
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Study of the Role
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Afternoon in the Park
1885
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Lady at a Window Feeding Birds
1859
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Yamatori
1878
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Baroness de Bonhome
1886
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Maria Magdalena
1887
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Women's Harp
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Portrait of Mrs. Howe
1900
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Moonlit seascape
1892
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The Love Letter
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Portrait of a Young Woman
1870
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Portrait of a Woman in Blue
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Young woman with the red umbrella by the sea
1885
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