Berthe Morisot
1841–1895 · French · 32 artworks
Impressionismbroken coloralla primaloose brushworkatmospheric perspectivemuted palette
artist bio
Berthe Morisot was a prominent French Impressionist painter, known for her delicate brushwork and intimate scenes of domestic life. As one of the few female members of the Impressionist circle, she challenged societal norms and contributed significantly to the movement's development.
what you'll learn
Studying Morisot's work allows students to explore Impressionist techniques through a distinctly feminine lens, focusing on the use of light, color, and loose brushstrokes to capture fleeting moments. Students can learn about composition and the portrayal of domestic scenes.
related: Mary Cassatt, Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir
32 artworks
Mme Boursier and Her Daughter
1873
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On a Bench
1889
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Jeanne Pontillon Wearing a Hat
1893
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Roses Tremieres (Hollyhocks)
1884
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Bust of Alice Gamby
1890
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Portrait of Paule Gobillard
1884
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The Garden at Bougival
1884
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The Black Finger Bandage
1894
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Julie Manet with a straw hat
1892
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Julie and Eugene Manet
1883
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The Fable
1883
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After Luncheon
1881
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The Quay at Bougival
1883
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The red blouse
1885
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Portrait of the Artist's Mother and Sister
1870
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In the Dining Room
1875
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Farm in Normandy
1860
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Young Woman on a Couch
1885
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Landscape at Gennevilliers
1875
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View of Tivoli (after Corot)
1863
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Portrait of Two Children
1893
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The Cradle
1872
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Conversation
1891
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Villa with Orange Trees, Nice
1882
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Pasie sewing in Bougival's Garden
1881
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Julie Daydreaming
1894
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Rosbras, Brittany
1867
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The Seine below the Pont d'Lena
1866
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The Harbor at Lorient
1869
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The Cage
1885
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Dahlias
1876
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In the Garden at Maurecourt
1884
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