Paul Serusier
1864–1927 · French · 28 artworks
Post-ImpressionismCloisonnismLes NabisCloisonnismSynthetismSimplified FormsSymbolic ColorEmphasis on Flatness
artist bio
Paul Sérusier was a French painter and a pioneer of abstract art and the Nabis movement. He is known for his theoretical contributions to art and his emphasis on the spiritual and symbolic aspects of painting.
what you'll learn
Studying Sérusier's work allows students to understand the transition from Impressionism to more symbolic and abstract forms of art. Students can learn about color theory, simplified forms, and the expression of spiritual ideas through art.
related: Emile Bernard, Paul Gauguin, Maurice Denis
28 artworks
The Aqueduct
1905
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Solitude, Huelgoat Landscape
1892
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Landscape
1912
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Woman in a Street
1891
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The sewer
1892
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Still Life with Churn
1925
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Interior
1888
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Madeline with the Offering
1892
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Seaweed Gatherer
1890
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Louise (The Breton servant)
1890
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The Breton Weaver
1888
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Grammar
1892
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Young Breton (The Little Knitter)
1896
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The Ile de la Douane, the Mouthe of the Trieux River
1892
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Evening
1884
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Plate of Apples
1891
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Fair Chateauneuf du Faou
1903
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A Breton Sunday
1890
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Portrait of Paul Ranson Dressed as a Prophet
1890
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Washerwomen at the Laita River, near Pouldu
1892
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Two Breton Women under a Flowering Apple Tree
1890
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Little Breton Girl Seated (Portrait of Marie Francisaille)
1895
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A rain
1893
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Avenue de Neuilly
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The Young Mothers
1891
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Still life with apples and jug
1912
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Peasant with Three Cows
1893
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Square with Street Lamp
1891
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