Frederick Carl Frieseke
1874–1939 · American · 30 artworks
ImpressionismPost-Impressionismbroken colorjuxtaposition of vibrant huesdepiction of dappled lightintimate domestic scenesdecorative patterns
artist bio
Frederick Carl Frieseke was an American Impressionist painter who spent much of his career in France, particularly in Giverny. He is best known for his depictions of women in sun-drenched gardens and interiors, capturing the essence of leisure and beauty through vibrant color and light.
what you'll learn
Studying Frieseke's work allows students to explore the application of Impressionist principles to interior and figure painting, focusing on color harmony, light effects, and the depiction of everyday scenes with a sense of elegance and joy. His work provides a great example of how Impressionism evolved beyond landscapes.
related: Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Mary Cassatt, Claude Monet
30 artworks
The Chinese Robe (also Known as Girl Sewing)
1931
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Foxgloves
1913
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The House in Giverny
1912
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Girl Reading
1904
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Breakfast in the Garden
1916
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The Balcony
1904
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Afternoon - Yellow Room
1910
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Grey Day on the River (also Known as Two Ladies in a Boat)
1908
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Dutch Landscape
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Through the Vines
1908
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Misty Morning on the Seine
1899
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Closed Blinds
1924
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The Garden
1915
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The Fountain
1923
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The Garden Parasol
1910
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The Artist's Wife Sewing
1923
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Le Pouldu Landscape
1901
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The Robe
1915
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Girl in Blue Arranging Flowers
1915
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Holland
1898
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Montparnasse Landscape
1900
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Nude in a Glade
1910
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The Bridge, Giverny
1910
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Bird in a Cage
1937
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Luxembourg Gardens
1902
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The Birdcage
1910
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Youth
1926
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Self Portrait
1938
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Horse in a Field Watercolor
1899
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Self-portrait
1901
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