Marie Duhem
1871–1918 · French · 20 artworks
Post-Impressionismsoft brushworkmuted color palettesatmospheric perspectiveintimate subject matterplein air painting
artist bio
Marie Duhem was a French Post-Impressionist painter known for her intimate landscapes and domestic scenes, often depicting her family and garden. Her work captures the quiet beauty of everyday life with a delicate touch and a keen eye for color and light.
what you'll learn
Studying Duhem's work allows students to explore the use of color and light to create mood and atmosphere in intimate, domestic scenes. Students can also learn about capturing the essence of everyday life through careful observation and delicate brushwork.
related: Pierre Bonnard, Edouard Vuillard
20 artworks
Famille dans le jardin
1912
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Tending the Garden
1912
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Jeune femme en paysage
1906
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Jardin de campagne
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Café on the Corner of the Bridge
1900
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In the Artist’s Garden
1906
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A Summer’s Day
1910
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Fishermen
1911
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La vérandah
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Flowers in the Artist's Garden
1904
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Neige en Artois
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Portrait of Henri Le Sidaner
1894
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Self-Portrait
1910
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La maison blanche
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Skaters on River
1910
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Reines marguerites dans un vase
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Jonquilles
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Clair De Lune À Camiers
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Last Light in the Village
1904
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A Breton Festival
1912
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