
1842–1931 · Italian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Giovanni Boldini was an Italian genre and portrait painter who lived and worked in Paris for most of his career. Known for his spirited and vivacious portraits, he captured the Belle Époque society with a distinctive, energetic style.
what you'll learn
Studying Boldini's work allows students to explore the transition from Realism to Impressionism, focusing on capturing movement and personality in portraiture. Students can learn about dynamic composition and the use of expressive brushstrokes to convey energy and elegance.
related: John Singer Sargent, Edgar Degas, James Tissot

The Gardeners of the Veil Picard
1897

Crossing the Street
1875

Willy
1905

Portrait of Gladys Deacon
1908

Henri Rochefort
1882

Portrait of Mlle de Gillespie - La Dame de Biarritz
1912

The Collonade in Versailles

Portrait of Madame E. L. Doyen
1910

Madame Georges Hugo and her son Jean
1898

Diego Martelli in Castiglioncello
1866

Portrait of Rita de Acosta Lydig
1911

The little green door
1873

Statue in the Park of Versailles

Portrait of Guiseppe Verdi (1813-1901)
1886

Portrait of the Painter Joaquin Araujo Ruano
1882

Medici`s Portrait

The Last Look in the Mirror

Portrait of a Spanish general (Esteban de Saravalle de Assereto)
1867

Portrait of Sem (Georges Goursat)
1901

La Grand Rue in Combes-la-Ville
1873

The Countess Ritzer
1894

Duke Marlborough Singer Sargent and Family

Portrait Of The Artis Lawrence Alexander Harrison
1902

The love letter
1873

Portrait of Diego Martelli
1865

Lady with a Black Hat

Place Clichy
1874

Self Portrait
1911

The Lady in Pink (Portrait of Olivia Concha de Fontecilla)
1916

Adolf Friedrich Erdmann von Menzel
1895