
1840–1926 · French · 27 artworks
artist bio
Diogène Maillart was a French painter known for his academic style, often depicting historical and religious scenes, as well as portraits. While primarily an academic painter, he also experimented with Impressionism, showcasing a versatility in his artistic approach.
what you'll learn
Studying Maillart's work allows students to understand the techniques of academic painting, including precise rendering and composition, while also observing the influence and adoption of Impressionistic elements like light and color in some of his pieces.
related: William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Jean-Leon Gerome, Thomas Couture

My daughters, Eva and Jeanne
1876

Portrait of a lady (Alice Dorchy?), seated, wearing a blue dress and blue head-band

A study of a half-nude boy
1864

Interior view of the Abbey of St. Benedict

Man sitting frontally in an armchair

Joan of Arc and the heavenly voices
1890

The bouquet in Delft

Portrait of a lady (Alzire Irma Maillart, née Demontreille?)

Woman in the garden reading (the artist's daughter?)
1900

Young redhead girl

Portrait of the Prince of Lusignan
1898

Portrait of a young girl

Portrait of Iulia Hasdeu
1889

Young Roman water carrier

Homer in the island of Scyros
1864

The Baptism of Saint Augustine (sketch for the Saint-Augustin church)
1870

Portrait of Aynard, Count of Clermont-Tonnerre, Brigadier General
1893

Portrait of César Franck
1884

The painter on the ground
1890

The young Christian neophyte
1892

Young Neapolitan

The pretty little one
1859

Giotto's childhood

Portrait of Charles Fichot

Portrait of a man with a cigarette

Portrait of Léon Bonnel
1879

An allegory of motherhood
1895