Meijer de Haan
1852–1895 · Dutch · 11 artworks
Post-ImpressionismCloisonnismRealismCloisonnismSimplified FormsBold ColorsSymbolic ImageryRealist Depiction
artist bio
Meijer de Haan was a Dutch painter known for his association with Paul Gauguin and the Pont-Aven School. Although his career was cut short, he made significant contributions to Post-Impressionism and Cloisonnism, blending elements of Realism with Symbolist ideas.
what you'll learn
Studying de Haan's work allows students to explore the transition from Realism to Post-Impressionism, focusing on simplified forms, bold colors, and the expression of personal emotion. Students can also learn about the influence of cultural context on artistic style.
related: Paul Gauguin, Emile Bernard, Paul Serusier
11 artworks
Self-portrait in Breton Costume
1889
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Nature morte, Pichet et Oignons
1890
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Still life with a profile of Mimi
1890
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Still Life with Ham
1889
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Maternity: Mary Henry Breastfeeding
1890
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A Bunch of Garlic and a Pewter Tankard
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Breton women scutching flax: Labour
1889
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Still Life: Pit, Onions, Bread and Green Apples
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Old Jewish Woman
1880
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Portrait of a young Jewish woman
1886
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Lilacs in a Glass, Apple and Lemon
1890
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