Andre Bauchant
1873–1958 · French · 16 artworks
Naïve Art (Primitivism)Simplified formsBright, unmodulated colorsImaginative subject matterFlat perspectiveDetailed patterns
artist bio
André Bauchant was a French Naïve artist known for his self-taught style and vibrant depictions of historical and mythological scenes, landscapes, and floral still lifes. His work embodies a childlike wonder and directness, contributing significantly to the Naïve art movement.
what you'll learn
Studying Bauchant's work allows students to explore the principles of self-taught art, focusing on simplified forms, bold colors, and imaginative compositions. Students can learn to appreciate the beauty in unconventional perspectives and the power of personal expression.
related: Henri Rousseau, Seraphine Louis
16 artworks
Greek Dance in a Landscape
1937
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La chute d'eau
1929
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Flowers
1955
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Animals Crossing a Flooded River with a Distant Waterfall
1924
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Bouquet de fleurs
1937
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Untitled
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The Funeral Procession of Alexander the Great
1940
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Vase aux Tulipes
1926
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Le bouquet
1928
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Grand bouquet of wild flowers
1928
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Monaco
1930
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Adam and Eve
1938
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Personnages et Fleurs
1947
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Cleopatra's Barge
1939
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Blumen in Landschaft
1928
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Promenade au bord de la mer (Rencontre des fiancés)
1928
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