Francis Picabia
1879–1953 · French · 30 artworks
ImpressionismExpressionismSurrealismDadaCubismstylistic reinventionmechanical imagerytransparency effectsanti-art aestheticsappropriation
artist bio
Francis Picabia was a French avant-garde painter, poet and typographer. He is known for his involvement in several major art movements, including Impressionism, Cubism, Dada, and Surrealism, constantly reinventing his style and challenging artistic conventions.
what you'll learn
Studying Picabia allows students to explore the evolution of modern art and the rejection of traditional artistic boundaries. Students can learn about stylistic experimentation and the importance of challenging conventions.
related: Marcel Duchamp, Man Ray, Max Ernst
30 artworks
Saint Tropez
difficulty
Barges on the Loing, Morning Effect
1904
difficulty
Port of Saint-Tropez, Evening Effect
1909
difficulty
Gertrude Stein
difficulty
Banks of the Loin, Saint Mammes
difficulty
Still Life
1908
difficulty
Banks of the Orne at Benouville
1908
difficulty
Self-Portrait
1923
difficulty
The Effect of Sun on the Banks of the Loing
1905
difficulty
Roofs of Paris
1900
difficulty
The Martigues
1902
difficulty
Jeannine, Lorenzo and Bunny
difficulty
Autumn Effect
1905
difficulty
The Eure in the Twilight Sun
1901
difficulty
Young Girl with Flowers
1942
difficulty
Meliboeus
difficulty
The Effect of Sunlight on the Banks of the Loing
difficulty
Saint-Tropez
1909
difficulty
The point of the port of Saint-Tropez
1900
difficulty
Notre Dame, the Effect of Sunlight
1906
difficulty
Riverbank
1905
difficulty
The Port at Martigues
1903
difficulty
A Canal at St. Mammes
difficulty
Portrait of Woman
1935
difficulty
Morning Effect, Banks of the Yonne River
1905
difficulty
Farm at La Petite Mare
1907
difficulty
The Moret Canal, Autumn Effect
1909
difficulty
Suzy Solidor
1935
difficulty
Portrait of Suzy Solidor
1933
difficulty
Moret-sur-Loing
1901
difficulty