Maggie Laubser
1886–1973 · South African · 30 artworks
ExpressionismRealismBold color palettesSimplified formsExpressive brushworkSouth African subject matterUse of impasto
artist bio
Maggie Laubser was a South African painter known for her Expressionist landscapes and portraits. She is credited with introducing Expressionism to South Africa, challenging the prevailing conservative artistic norms of her time.
what you'll learn
Studying Laubser's work allows students to explore the use of bold color and simplified forms to convey emotion and capture the essence of South African landscapes and people. Students can also learn about the challenges faced by artists who introduce new styles to established art scenes.
30 artworks
Landscape with Cottage
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Women Carrying Wood
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Pink Blossoming Tree
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Scottish Landscaps with Lake and Mountains
1919
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Miss Broeksma
1958
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The Pianist (Vere Bosman Di Ravelli)
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Fisherman's Cottage with Boats
1936
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A Boat Sailing in the Bay
1935
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Annie of the Royal Bafokeng
1945
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Portrait of a Woman
1922
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Harvesters in Wheatfield
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Walker Bay from Onrus
1922
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Still Life Flowers in Vase
1913
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Woman Stamping Mealies
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Lake Scene with Trees and Mountains
1920
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Fishing Harbour, Belgium, Recto; Sunset, Verso
1922
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Leentjie
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Hibisci En Stokrose
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Self Portrait
1928
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Sunflowers in Blue Vase
1940
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The Old Shepherd
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Landscape with White Stork
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Landscape with Cow
1924
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Landscape with Woman Carrying a Bundle
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Landscape with House and Tree
1920
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Basutoland Hills
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Portrait of a Young Girl Wearing a Mauve Doek
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Shepherd Seated with His Flock
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Portrait of a Man, Berlin
1923
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Still Life with Proteas in a Vase with Zig Zag Pattern
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