Roderic O'Conor
1860–1940 · Irish · 30 artworks
Post-ImpressionismImpressionismImpastoBroken colorBold color palettesSimplified formsExpressive brushwork
artist bio
Roderic O'Conor was an Irish Post-Impressionist painter who worked primarily in France. He is known for his vibrant color palettes and expressive brushwork, influenced by the Pont-Aven School and his association with artists like Gauguin.
what you'll learn
Studying O'Conor's work allows students to explore the transition from Impressionism to Post-Impressionism, focusing on color theory and expressive brushstrokes. Students can learn how to use color to convey emotion and create dynamic compositions.
related: Paul Gauguin, Vincent van Gogh, Emile Bernard
30 artworks
Pont-Aven
1895
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Moonlit Landscape with Tall Trees
1900
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Girl in White Blouse
1915
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Paysage, Cassis
1900
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Reclining Nude
1906
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La colline noire
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Breeze
1898
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Red Roofs
1894
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Seated Woman in a Red Dress
1925
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Bretonne
1890
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The Wave
1898
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Self-Portrait
1925
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Self Portrait
1926
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Seated Woman with Roses
1925
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On the Shore, Aberystwyth
1885
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Interior
1910
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Boulevard Raspail
1907
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Woman in White
1910
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Head and Shoulders Portrait
1910
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French Landscape with a Church
1915
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Alden Brooks
1916
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Pâturage Breton
1892
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Un bouquet
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Le Cap Canail, Cassis
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Reflexion
1905
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Landscape, Cassis
1900
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Yellow Landscape
1892
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Landscape
1900
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The Farm
1892
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Still Life with Bowl of Fruit by a Window
1924
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