Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
1864–1930 · French · 9 artworks
ImpressionismSymbolismPost-ImpressionismNocturnesLuminous color palettesBreton genre scenesAtmospheric perspectiveImpasto
artist bio
Ferdinand du Puigaudeau was a French Post-Impressionist painter known for his nocturnes and scenes of Breton life. He developed a unique style that blended Impressionistic techniques with Symbolist themes, often depicting atmospheric landscapes and vibrant social gatherings.
what you'll learn
Studying Puigaudeau's work allows students to explore the intersection of Impressionism and Symbolism, focusing on how light and color can evoke mood and narrative. Students can learn to analyze how artists use color palettes and composition to create atmosphere and convey symbolic meaning.
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9 artworks
The Cart at the Side of the Path
1915
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Bourg-de-batz, Brittany
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Landsape, Hills of Guerande
1915
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Coucher De Soleil
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Countryside with Windmill, near Batz
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The Standing Stone
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Carnival at Night, Saint-pal De Leon
1898
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Carnival at Night in Croisic
1898
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The Moonlit River (la Rivière Au Clair De Lune)
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