Edouard Vuillard
1868–1940 · French · 30 artworks
Post-ImpressionismIntimismNabismuted color palettesintimate domestic scenesdecorative patternsflattened perspectivesurface texture
artist bio
Édouard Vuillard was a French painter, decorative artist and printmaker, known for his intimate domestic scenes and his involvement with the Nabis. His work captures the quiet beauty of everyday life, emphasizing pattern and color to create a sense of warmth and enclosure.
what you'll learn
Studying Vuillard's work teaches students about the power of color and pattern to create mood and atmosphere, as well as how to find beauty in the mundane. Students can learn to observe and depict the subtleties of light and shadow in interior spaces.
related: Pierre Bonnard, Felix Vallotton, Mary Cassatt
30 artworks
Portrait of a Woman in Profile
1908
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The Studio
1912
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Massif near the house
1907
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Anemones in a Chinese
1901
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The Vestibule at Saint Jacut de la mer
1909
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Madame Vuillard at the Hotel
1913
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Trees in a Field
1907
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Square Berlioz (La Place Vintimille)
1915
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Garden at Vaucresson
1936
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Figures Eating in a Garden by the Water
1913
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Breakfast at Villerville
1910
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Interior
1902
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Princess Bibesco (Marthe Lahovary)
1920
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The Window
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Theodore Duret
1912
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Self-Portrait
1888
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Madame André Wormser and her Children
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The Table
1909
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The Bouquet And The Book
1910
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The Salon of Madame Aron
1912
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Vase of Flowers
1903
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Painting of a tennis court Castle Guernon Ranville
1907
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Woman in Grey in a Lane
1913
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Garden in Cannes
1901
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Madame Losse Hessel in Vuillard's Studio
1915
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The End of Breakfast at Madam Vuillard
1895
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Portrait of Louis Loucheur
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The Table Setting
1903
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Studio Interior, Model for the Scenery of La Lepreuse
1919
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Breton House
1909
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