
1882–1969 · French · 30 artworks
artist bio
Édouard Cortès was a French Post-Impressionist artist known for his Parisian cityscapes. He captured the beauty of Paris during the Belle Époque and beyond, with a focus on the city's vibrant street life and architectural landmarks.
what you'll learn
Studying Cortès' work allows students to understand how to capture atmosphere and light in urban environments. Students can learn about color mixing to depict different times of day and weather conditions, and how to create a sense of depth and perspective in cityscapes.
related: Camille Pissarro, Gustave Caillebotte, Lucien Pissarro

Bouquinistes de Notre Dame

Boulevard des Сapucines

Quai de Montebello, Notre Dame

The platform of the Tournelle, Notre Dame

Place from a knoll Montmartre

Place from a knoll Sacred Heart

Theatre du Vaudeville

Rue Dulm Pantheon

Winter evening

Triumphal Arch View

Booksellers of Notre-Dame

Madeleine and Rue Royale, Paris

Metro George V

The Lido Champs Elysees

Boulevard a Paris

St.Denis

Flower Seller at La Madeleine

Paris, Place de la Republique

Boulevard des Italians

Flower Stalls at La Madeleine

Quay du Louvre, Winter

The Triumphal Arc, Winter

Place du Tertre

Sacred Heart of Paris

Booksellers along the Seine

Boulevard et la Porte St.Denis

St.Martin, Spring

Tuileries Garden

Rue de Lyon

The theater of the Comedie Francaise