Octav Băncilă
1872–1944 · Romanian · 22 artworks
RealismImpressionismRealist depiction of figuresImpressionistic brushworkSocial commentaryPortraitureUse of light and shadow
artist bio
Octav Băncilă was a Romanian Realist and Impressionist painter known for his social themes and portraits. He is celebrated for his depictions of the lives of peasants and workers, often imbued with social commentary.
what you'll learn
Studying Băncilă's work allows students to explore the intersection of art and social commentary, focusing on how artists can use their skills to depict and critique societal issues. Students can also learn about the transition from Realism to Impressionism and how artists blend these styles.
22 artworks
Gypsy Woman with Necklace and Pipe
1915
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Portrait
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Countryside Houses
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Lilac Boughs
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The Yellow Headscarf
1920
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Portrait of King Carol I (of Romania)
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Field Flowers
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Still Life with Fruits
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Rag Picker
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Agapia Valley
1915
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Still Life with Peaches
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Strawberries
1906
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Basket with Apples
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Agricultural Labour
1915
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Jewish Portrait
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Gypsy Woman with Red Headscarf
1908
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Still Life with Apples
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Gipsy Woman
1920
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Vase with Lilac
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The Children of the Painter
1914
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End of Leave
1898
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Vase with Violets
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