Auguste Herbin
1882–1960 · French · 30 artworks
CubismFauvismAbstractionGeometric abstractionBold color palettesSimplified formsNon-representational compositionUse of flat planes
artist bio
Auguste Herbin was a French painter known for his contributions to Cubism and later for his abstract art. He developed a unique style characterized by geometric forms and vibrant colors, playing a significant role in the development of non-representational art.
what you'll learn
Studying Herbin's work allows students to explore the transition from representational to abstract art, focusing on simplification of form and the expressive use of color. Students can learn about the evolution of Cubism and the principles of geometric abstraction.
related: Juan Gris, Fernand Leger, Georges Braque
30 artworks
Bridge over the Oise to Vadencourt
1912
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The Docks of the Port of Bastia
1907
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Wooded coast at Roche Goyon
1906
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Landscape
1907
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After the rain at la Roche Guyon
1906
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Le massif du Canigou
1923
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Mill on the Marn, Creteil
1911
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Dropsgezicht
1911
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Portrait de Jeune fille
1907
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Entrance to the Corbeau mill
1908
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Corsican Landscape
1907
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Still Life with Oranges
1911
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Villaggio di collina
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Landscape with poplars
1907
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The Roofs of Paris in the Snow
1902
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The Red House
1925
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A Street in Bastia
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House at the Water
1905
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Landscape in Ceret
1913
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Maison au bord du Fleuve
1906
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Les Joueurs de boules
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Paysage à Céret
1913
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Church at Orgeruse
1908
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Nature morte à la tasse de café
1926
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The Place Maubert in Paris
1907
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Snow at Haut Isle
1906
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The coast at Haute Isle
1906
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The yellow bridge at Ceret
1913
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Portrait of a Man
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Cherries
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