George Bouzianis
1885–1959 · Greek · 13 artworks
ExpressionismBold brushstrokesIntense color palettesDistorted formsEmotional expressionImpasto
artist bio
George Bouzianis was a Greek Expressionist painter known for his vibrant colors and emotionally charged compositions. He explored themes of portraiture, still life, and landscape, contributing significantly to the development of Expressionism in Greece.
what you'll learn
Studying Bouzianis' work allows students to explore the use of color to convey emotion and understand how expressive brushwork can create a sense of dynamism in a painting. Students can also learn about the application of Expressionist principles to various genres like portraiture and still life.
related: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Emil Nolde, Chaim Soutine
13 artworks
Landscape
1918
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Old woman with red scarf
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Portrait of the Painter Waldmulle
1923
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Female Dancers
1936
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Still Life
1928
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View of Paris
1930
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Still Life with Fruit and Pans
1929
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Portrait of a woman
1917
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Flowers
1917
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Kid eating breakfast
1921
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Still Life with Tomatoes and Pitcher
1931
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Landscape of Eichenau
1925
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Portrait Of A Woman Wearing A Scarf
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