Eugène Burnand
1850–1921 · Swiss · 14 artworks
RealismDetailed renderingNaturalistic lightingRealistic depiction of texturesCareful compositionUse of muted color palettes
artist bio
Eugène Burnand was a Swiss Realist painter and illustrator known for his depictions of rural life and religious scenes. He brought a meticulous attention to detail and a sense of dignity to his subjects, often portraying peasants and biblical figures with equal respect.
what you'll learn
Studying Burnand's work allows students to understand the principles of Realism, including accurate representation, attention to detail, and the portrayal of everyday subjects. Students can also learn about composition and the use of light to create mood and depth.
related: Gustave Courbet, Jean-Francois Millet, Jules Breton
14 artworks
Der Landmann
1894
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Heimgefunden
1900
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Taureau Dans Les Alpes
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Das Hohepriesterliche Gebet
1900
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Der Verlorene Sohn
1896
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the Disciples Peter and John Running to the Tomb on the Morning of the Resurrection
1898
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Self Portrait
1915
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via Dolorosa
1905
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Algerian Spahi Mohamed Osman from Oran
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Die Ährenleserinnen
1900
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bull in the Alps
1884
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Ange Orsi, D'eugène Burnand
1915
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Military Types, Fantassin Desvignes from Burgundy
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Einladung Zum Gastmahl
1900
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