Georges Braque
1882–1963 · French · 30 artworks
FauvismCubismAnalytical CubismSynthetic CubismCollageLimited PaletteSimultaneous Perspectives
artist bio
Georges Braque was a major 20th-century French painter, collagist, draughtsman, printmaker and sculptor. He is best known for co-founding Cubism with Pablo Picasso and for his later explorations of still life.
what you'll learn
Studying Braque's work allows students to understand the development of Cubism, from its Fauvist roots to its analytical and synthetic phases. Students can also learn about the use of limited color palettes and the deconstruction of form.
related: Juan Gris, Fernand Leger
30 artworks
The Aquarium
1951
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Ship at Le Havre
1905
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Port of La Ciotat
1907
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Grandmother's Friend
1900
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Port of Antwerp
1906
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Viaduct at L'Estaque
1908
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Gray weather in cove
1907
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Landscape at La Ciotat
1907
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Woman with Book
1945
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Landscape of Estaque
1907
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A Red Pedestal
1939
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Plate and Fruit Dish
1908
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Ciotat
1907
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Still Life with Jugs and Pipe
1906
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Interior with Palette
1942
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The Painter and His Model
1939
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Fishing boats
1909
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The Packing Case
1947
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Still life with red tablecloth
1934
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Still life (with clarinet)
1927
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The House Behind the Trees
1906
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A House at Estaque
1908
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Still Life with Music Scroll
1937
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Fruit Dish
1908
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The sunflowers
1943
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Anemones
1924
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Head of a Woman
1909
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The Glass of Lilac
1946
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Road near Estaque
1908
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The Bottle of Marc
1930
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