Eugène Grasset
1845–1917 · French · 22 artworks
Art NouveauStylized natural formsFlowing linesHarmonious color palettesIntricate patternsLithography
artist bio
Eugène Grasset was a Swiss-born French artist who excelled in various design fields, becoming a key figure in the Art Nouveau movement. He is celebrated for his innovative posters, book illustrations, and typeface designs, contributing significantly to the visual language of the era.
what you'll learn
Studying Grasset's work allows students to understand the principles of Art Nouveau design, including the use of flowing lines, stylized natural forms, and harmonious color palettes. Students can also learn about the application of these principles to various media, such as posters and book illustrations.
related: Alphonse Mucha, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Theophile Steinlen
22 artworks
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Grafton Gallery, from Les Affiche Illustrees
1897
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La Belle Jardiniere – July
1896
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La Belle Jardiniere – April
1896
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Jalousie
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La Belle Jardiniere – March
1896
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Girl in the Garden
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La Belle Jardiniere – Septembre
1896
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La Belle Jardiniere – June
1896
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Tentation
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The Art of Drawing
1894
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La Belle Jardiniere – January
1896
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La Belle Jardiniere – Octobre
1896
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Méditation
1897
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Affiche pour The Century Magazine, Napoléon
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Self-portrait
1886
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Three Women and Three Wolves
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Woman Science
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La Belle Jardiniere – December
1896
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Danger
1897
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La Belle Jardiniere – May
1896
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Spring
1894
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