Suzanne Valadon
1865–1938 · French · 23 artworks
Post-ImpressionismStrong contour linesBold color palettesUnidealized nudesIntimate domestic scenesPsychological portraits
artist bio
Suzanne Valadon was a French painter and artist's model. She was one of the few recognized female artists of her time, known for her bold compositions, strong lines, and honest depictions of the female nude.
what you'll learn
Studying Valadon's work allows students to explore unconventional perspectives on the human form and still life, and to appreciate the power of line and color in conveying emotion and character. Students can learn about challenging societal norms through art.
related: Maurice Utrillo, Edgar Degas, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
23 artworks
Flower vase on a round table
1920
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After the bath
1908
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Portrait of Erik Satie
1892
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Study of a cat
1918
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Miss Lily Walton
1922
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View from My Window in Genets (Brittany)
1922
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The Two Bathers
1923
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The Blue Room
1923
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Portrait of Marie Coca and her Daughter
1913
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Portrait of a Woman
1917
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Portrait of Maurice Utrillo
1921
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Self-Portrait
1883
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Woman with a Double Bass
1908
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The Bath
1908
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Farm Montcorin
1918
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Geneviève Camax-Zoegger
1936
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Roses in a Vase
1914
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Portrait of Monsieur Mori
1922
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Women in white stockings
1924
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Bouquet and a Cat
1919
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Still life
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Louison and Raminou
1920
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Nude Woman with Drapery
1919
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