Jozsef Rippl-Ronai
1861–1927 · Hungarian · 26 artworks
Art NouveauPost-ImpressionismSymbolismPointillismCloisonnismIntense Color PalettesIntimate PortraitureSimplified Forms
artist bio
Jozsef Rippl-Ronai was a Hungarian painter who blended Post-Impressionism, Art Nouveau, and Symbolist elements in his distinctive style. He played a key role in introducing modern art movements to Hungary and is celebrated for his intimate portraits and vibrant landscapes.
what you'll learn
Studying Rippl-Ronai's work allows students to explore the fusion of different artistic styles and understand how personal expression can be conveyed through color and composition. Students can also learn about the transition from traditional to modern art in Hungary.
related: Pierre Bonnard, Edouard Vuillard
26 artworks
Lajos und Odon
1918
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Jeune femme de Paris
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Shivering Girl with a Blue Ring
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Woman in ink Dress and Black Collar
1915
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My Grandmother
1894
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Mansion at Geszt
1912
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Merse portrait
1911
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Still Life with Oranges
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Cherry tree blossoms
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Romantic Landscape
1899
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Aristide Maillol
1899
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Portrait of Margit Piátsek
1892
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Twilight in an Intimate Room
1892
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Parisian Interior
1910
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A Park at Night
1895
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Terka Linzer
1923
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Uncle Piacsek dresser in front of the black.
1906
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Busy City Scene
1914
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My Parents after Forty Years of Marriage
1897
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Girl Dressed up in Blue
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Lady with Black Veil
1896
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Uncle Piacsek in front of the Black Sideboard
1906
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Portrait of Lorinc Szabo
1923
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Portrait of Mrs. Pataki
1892
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Christmas
1910
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Manor-House at Körtvélyes
1907
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