
1858–1924 · American · 30 artworks
artist bio
Maurice Prendergast was an American Post-Impressionist artist who is celebrated for his vibrant and mosaic-like paintings. He played a significant role in introducing modern art movements to the United States and was a member of The Eight, a group of artists who challenged the academic art establishment.
what you'll learn
Studying Prendergast's work allows students to explore the transition from Impressionism to Post-Impressionism and to understand how an artist can synthesize various influences into a unique personal style. Students can also learn about color theory and the use of broken color to create vibrant and dynamic compositions.
related: Pierre Bonnard, Edouard Vuillard, Mary Cassatt

Marblehead
1915

Country Road, New Hampshire
1913

Study, St. Malo. No 11
1907

West Church, Boston (also known as Red School House, Boston or West Church at Cambridge and Lynde Streets)
1901

Sunday Morning, Paris
1894

Boat Landing, Dinnard
1914

Hillside Village
1913

Village Against Purple Mountain
1913

New England Village
1919

Montparnasse
1907

FiesVenice S. Pietro in Vol(also known as The Day Before the Fiesta, St. Pietro in Volte)
1899

Columbus Circle (New York)
1903

SanMaria Formosa, Venice
1912

Rockport, Mass.
1923

Rialto Bridge (also known as The Rialto Bridge, Venice)
1912

Village by the Sea
1913

The Louvre
1907

Study, St. Malo, No. 12
1907

Naples
1915

Splash of Sunshine and Rain
1899

City Point Bridge
1897

Landscape with Figures and Goat
1919

Cinerarias and Fruit
1912

Umbrellas in the Rain
1899

Landing Stage
1923

The Porch with the Old Mosaics, St. Mark's, Venice
1899

Chateaubriand s Tomb, St Malo (also known as St. Malo Chateaubriand s Tomb)
1907

The Grand Canal, Venice
1899

Assisi
1899

Lighthouse at St. Malo
1907