
1714–1789 · French · 30 artworks
artist bio
Claude-Joseph Vernet was a French painter, known for his classical landscapes and particularly his depictions of seaports and storms. His work bridged the Rococo and Neoclassical periods, influencing subsequent generations of landscape painters with his dramatic compositions and atmospheric effects.
what you'll learn
Studying Vernet's work allows students to understand the principles of landscape composition, the use of light and shadow to create atmosphere, and the depiction of natural phenomena like storms and sunsets. Students can also learn about the influence of classical ideals on landscape painting.
related: Nicolas Poussin, Salvator Rosa, J.M.W. Turner

A Coastal Mediterranean Landscape with a Dutch Merchantman in a Bay
1769

Night A Port in the Moonlight
1748

Summer Evening, Landscape in Italy
1773

A Calm at a Mediterranean Port
1770

Port of Marseille
1754

Villa at Caprarola
1746

L'entrée du port de Marseille

The Cascade at Tivoli
1750

The Cascades of Tivoli
1760

Les Abords D'une Foire.
1774

Deuxième vue du port de Bordeaux

La construction d'un grand chemin

Morning In Castellemmare

Landschaft Mit Burgruine
1756

Nuit - Scène de côte méditerranéenne avec des pêcheurs et des bateaux

Shepherd in the Alps

Paysage De Montagne Avec Tempête
1775

the Town and Harbour of Toulon
1756

Landscape with Waterfall and Figures
1768

Portrait of Marquess of Pombal
1766

Tivoli Landscapes (1748) by Joseph Vernet
1748

Le port de La Rochelle

Dessinateurs Face À Une Cascade Au Pied Du Tivoli

La nuit

Bjerglandskab Med En Flod
1770

the Waterfalls at Tivoli
1737

Première vue de Toulon

Shipwreck
1759

Marine, soleil couchant

Huile Sur Toile
1771