Camille Bombois
1883–1970 · French · 13 artworks
Naïve Art (Primitivism)Bold, flat colorsSimplified formsMeticulous detailSymmetrical compositionsClear outlines
artist bio
Camille Bombois was a French Naïve artist known for his vibrant depictions of circus performers, landscapes, and everyday life. His self-taught style, characterized by bold colors and meticulous detail, offers a unique perspective on early 20th-century France.
what you'll learn
Studying Bombois' work allows students to explore the characteristics of Naïve art, focusing on simplified forms, bright colors, and the absence of traditional artistic training. Students can learn about self-taught artistic expression and the value of personal vision.
related: Henri Rousseau, Seraphine Louis
13 artworks
Le Repos des Gens du Cirque
1930
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Baigneuses
1929
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View of Clerval
1930
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In the Bistro
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La gitana
1935
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Vielle Masion a Compaiegne
1935
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Le lavoir
1932
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River Running through the Forest
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Maison sur la riviere
1989
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Yellow Street
1925
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In the Park
1937
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L’Abri des Lavandières
1930
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Boy Fishing
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