Gustave Loiseau
1865–1935 · French · 30 artworks
Post-Impressionismmosaic-like brushstrokesmuted color palettesatmospheric perspectiverepresentation of lightlandscape and cityscape compositions
artist bio
Gustave Loiseau was a French Post-Impressionist painter known for his landscapes and cityscapes, particularly of the Seine River and Parisian streets. He developed a unique style characterized by a mosaic-like application of paint, capturing the subtle nuances of light and atmosphere.
what you'll learn
Studying Loiseau's work allows students to explore Post-Impressionist techniques, focusing on color theory and the application of paint to create texture and depth. Students can learn to observe and represent the effects of light and atmosphere on various landscapes and urban scenes.
related: Camille Pissarro, Armand Guillaumin, Paul Cezanne
30 artworks
L’Avant Port De Fecamp
1912
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Landscape of Seine et Oise
1906
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Cliffs at Fecamp in Normandy
1920
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Overcast Weather at Nesles la Vallee
1896
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The Garden Behind the House
1915
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Street in Pontoise
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Village Street, Vaudreuil
1903
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The Loing at Moret
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Woods by the Oise River
1919
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Fecamp
1920
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Petit Dalles at Normandy
1908
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Spring
1920
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By the Eure River in Spring
1902
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The red painted house
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The River in Autumn
1912
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Road to Versailles
1910
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Cliffs in Gray Weather
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The Rocks of Saint Lunaire
1904
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Landscape, near Auxerre
1908
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The Port of Pornic
1900
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River Bend in Normandy
1910
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By the Oise River
1908
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By the Sea
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Jetty at Fecamp
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Rue a Ennery
1912
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The Port at Collioure
1921
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A Cove at Sevignies
1906
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The Laundry Boat on the Seine at Herblay
1906
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Small Farm by the Eure River
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House in the Country
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