Marie Bashkirtseff
1858–1884 · Ukrainian · 16 artworks
RealismRealistic portraitureGenre scenesAttention to detailUse of light and shadowIntrospective self-portraits
artist bio
Marie Bashkirtseff was a Ukrainian-born artist known for her Realist paintings and her introspective diaries, which provide insight into the life of a female artist in the late 19th century. Her work often depicted scenes of everyday life and portraits, reflecting her commitment to capturing the world around her with honesty and detail.
related: Rosa Bonheur, Gustave Courbet, Ilya Repin
16 artworks
The Meeting
1884
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At a Book
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Portrait of a Young Girl
1882
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Myrrh Bearing Women
1883
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Self Portrait with Palette
1880
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Spring
1884
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The Umbrella
1883
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Autumn
1883
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Dina
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Portrait of a Woman
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Jean and Jacques
1883
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Georgette
1881
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Lilacs
1880
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In the Studio
1881
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The Artist's Sister in Law
1881
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L'orientale
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