
1874–1953 · French · 15 artworks
artist bio
Élisabeth Sonrel was a French Art Nouveau painter and illustrator, known for her Symbolist and allegorical works. Her art often featured ethereal female figures, influenced by Pre-Raphaelite aesthetics and a fascination with medieval and religious themes.
what you'll learn
Studying Sonrel's work allows students to explore the Art Nouveau style, focusing on its decorative elements, idealized figures, and the use of watercolor techniques to create luminous effects. Students can also learn about the Symbolist movement and its emphasis on conveying emotions and ideas through symbolic imagery.
related: Gustav Klimt, Alphonse Mucha, Dante Gabriel Rossetti

Madonna

Portrait of a Renaissance Woman Holding Roses

Music

Winter

Jeune Fille En Jaune

La Jeune Fille De Fontainebleau

Palm Sunday

Young Woman In Breton Art Nouveau Costume

Portrait De Jeune Fille

Les Roses

Сhatelaine et Ses Dames

A Girl Wearing Breton Costume

A Young Lady

Оeune Аemme Aux Lys

Bretonne Et Sa Fille En Bord De Cote