Santiago Rusinol
1861–1931 · Spanish · 30 artworks
ModernismImpressionismPost-Impressionismplein air paintingbroken coloratmospheric perspectiveuse of light and shadowdepiction of gardens and landscapes
artist bio
Santiago Rusiñol was a Spanish painter, poet, and playwright who played a significant role in the Catalan Modernism movement. He is known for his landscapes and garden scenes, capturing the beauty of Spain and France with an Impressionistic and Post-Impressionistic style.
what you'll learn
Studying Rusiñol's work allows students to explore the transition from Impressionism to Post-Impressionism, focusing on capturing light and atmosphere while also emphasizing personal expression and emotional content. Students can learn about color theory and composition through his garden paintings.
related: Claude Monet
30 artworks
The valley of Los Naranjos
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Moulin de la Galette
1891
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Landmark
1892
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Bridge over a river
1884
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Golden cypress trees
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Gardens of the Generalife
1895
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La Butte
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Rue des Saules in Montmartre
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Pirate's Gardens (Mallorca)
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Portrait of Eric Satie
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The landing stage
1911
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Blue Courtyard, Arenys de Munt
1913
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Café des Incoherents, Montmartre
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The Shooting Gallery, Moulin de la Galette
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Avenue of plane trees
1916
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Entrance to the Vineyard
1892
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Gardens of Aranjuez (3)
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Summer shower
1891
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White Farmhouse (Bunyola, Majorca)
1902
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The Garden of Elegies at Son Moragues
1903
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View of Granada
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Gardens of Aranjuez (1)
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The painter Miguel Utrillo in the gardens of the Moulin de la Galette
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Sóller on the north coast of Mallorca
1905
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Figure study
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Vegetable garden of the Vineyard
1892
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The gate
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Gardens of Aranjuez (2)
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The kitchens, Moulin de la Galette
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Abandoned garden
1898
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