
1863–1932 · French · 30 artworks
artist bio
Émile Friant was a French artist of the Realist school, known for his meticulous attention to detail and his ability to capture everyday life with a sense of quiet observation. He achieved considerable success during his lifetime, receiving numerous awards and commissions for his portraits and genre scenes.
what you'll learn
Studying Friant's work allows students to understand the principles of Realism, including accurate representation, attention to detail, and the depiction of contemporary life. Students can learn about composition, light, and shadow, and how to create a sense of depth and realism in their own work.
related: Gustave Courbet, Jean-Francois Millet, Jules Breton

Portrait of Camille Majorelle
1888

THE FRUGAL MEAL
1894

The Study
1885

Self-portrait in gray light
1887

PINE TREES (MALZÉVILLE PLATEAU)
1879

Oedipus Curses His Son Polynices
1883

Emile Friant's Art

All Saints' Day
1888

Woman with a Lion
1919

Studio Visit

LANDSCAPE WITH A POND
1879

Maternal Tenderness
1906

Self Portrait
1878

Portrait Of Young Girl

Political Discussion
1889

Spring
1888

COMEDIAN CONSTANT COQUELIN AKA COQUELIN AÎNÉ IN HIS STUDY

Portrait Of The Writer Émile Hinzelin
1908

Madame Coquelin Mere
1885

THE BUTCHER'S WIFE KNITTING
1878

Portrait of Madame Petitjean
1883

LANDSCAPE OF THE SUBURBS OF TUNIS
1887

Capital Punishment
1908

Young girl from Nancy in a snowy landscape
1887

Guillaume Dubufe
1905

The Garden Walk
1889

Mathias Schiff and Camille Martin (le Repos Des Artistes)
1880

VIEW OF TOLEDO
1891

MOUNT VESUVIUS
1887

Portrait of my mother peeling a turnip, in front of a window
1887