Henri Le Fauconnier
1881–1946 · French · 14 artworks
CubismPost-ImpressionismSimplified formsGeometric shapesEarthy color palettesMultiple perspectivesRepresentational Cubism
artist bio
Henri Le Fauconnier was a French Cubist painter who played a pivotal role in the transition from Post-Impressionism to Cubism. He is known for his early Cubist works that retained elements of representational art, bridging the gap between traditional and avant-garde styles.
related: Paul Cezanne, Georges Braque, Jean Metzinger
14 artworks
Zealand Farmer's Wives
1914
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Le jardin de l'artiste, Grosrouvres
1935
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Village forestier Grosrouvre
1943
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Vielle Femme
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Interior With A Guitar
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The Tree
1912
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Portrait of Jules Romains
1922
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Village Among the Rocks
1910
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Little Schoolgirl
1907
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A view of Zandvoort
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Portrait of the Poet Georges Bonnamour
1906
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A still life with a carafe and glasses
1913
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Lake
1911
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Ploumanac'h
1908
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