
1860–1892 · Canadian · 21 artworks
artist bio
Paul Peel was a Canadian painter known for his academic nudes and genre scenes, often depicting children. He achieved considerable recognition during his lifetime, particularly in Europe, for his technically skilled and sentimental works.
what you'll learn
Studying Peel's work allows students to understand academic painting techniques, including realistic rendering of figures and mastery of light and shadow. Students can also learn about the cultural values and artistic trends of the late 19th century.
related: William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Elizabeth Jane Gardner, Jean-Leon Gerome

Getting ready for the hunt
1886

The Young Gleaner
1888

Before The Bath
1892

Portrait of a girl
1890

Adoration
1885

Portrait of Madam Verdier
1886

Devotion
1881

Judith
1888

Pumpkin Patch

Mother’s Help
1883

Mothers help
1883

Portrait of Gloria Roberts

Feeding birds in the park
1889

Self-portrait
1892

Japanese dolls and fan
1889

Portrait of Robert Andre Peel
1892

Bedtime
1890

The young botanist
1890

Lunchtime

Landscape
1882

Orchestra Chairs
1892