Georges Valmier
1885–1937 · French · 13 artworks
CubismAbstractionGeometric simplificationVibrant color palettesUse of collage elementsDynamic compositionApplication of mathematical principles
artist bio
Georges Valmier was a French painter who moved from early Impressionism to Cubism and later abstraction, becoming a key figure in the development of geometric abstraction. He is known for his vibrant color palettes and simplified forms, contributing significantly to the evolution of modern art in France.
what you'll learn
Studying Valmier's work allows students to understand the transition from representational art to abstraction, focusing on simplification of form and the use of color to create dynamic compositions. Students can learn about the principles of Cubism and how they can be applied to various subjects.
related: Juan Gris, Fernand Leger
13 artworks
Le bal Musette
1927
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Still Life in front of a Window
1925
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The Piano Lesson
1924
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Bouquet of Flowers
1930
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The Pink Door
1927
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Place du village
1925
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Girl Reading
1924
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Marin et bateaux
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Landscape, La Ciotat
1922
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Nude with a Flower
1928
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Still Life in front of the Window
1925
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The Village Fun Fair
1925
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Le village
1924
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