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.
related: Emile Bernard
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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