Jean Benner
1836–1906 · French · 9 artworks
AcademicismPrecise renderingRealistic depiction of texturesUse of light and shadowDetailed compositionsGenre painting
artist bio
Jean Benner, along with his twin brother Emmanuel, was a French painter known for his academic style, particularly his portraits, genre scenes, and landscapes. He captured the beauty of everyday life and the charm of the regions he depicted, reflecting the artistic tastes of his time.
what you'll learn
Studying Benner's work allows students to understand the principles of academic painting, including accurate representation, attention to detail, and the use of light and shadow to create realistic and appealing compositions. Students can also learn about the cultural and social contexts of 19th-century art.
9 artworks
Alsacienne Alsace Antiquaire
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Portrait de Jean-Jacques Henner
1890
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La France pour toujours!
1871
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Petite fille en robe rouge
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Un coin d'ombre a Capri
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Jeune Fille de Capri
1906
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Fleur
1860
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Still life of flowers on a window ledge
1837
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Children on a Square near Capri
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