Theodore Robinson
1852–1896 · American · 31 artworks
ImpressionismAmerican ImpressionismPlein air paintingBroken colorEmphasis on light and atmosphereUse of complementary colorsVisible brushstrokes
artist bio
Theodore Robinson was one of the first American artists to embrace Impressionism. He is best known for his landscapes painted in Giverny, France, where he developed a close friendship with Claude Monet and translated French Impressionist techniques to American subjects.
what you'll learn
Studying Robinson's work allows students to understand the adaptation of Impressionist principles to American landscapes and the importance of plein air painting. Students can also learn about capturing light and atmosphere in their own work.
related: Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, John Henry Twachtman
31 artworks
The Red House
1892
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Capri
1890
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House with Scaffolding
1892
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World's Columbian Exposition
1893
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At the Fountain
1890
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The Old Mill (vieux Moulin)
1892
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Еhe Red House
1892
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In the Grove
1888
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A Bird's-eye View
1889
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Autumn Sunlight
1888
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Old Church at Giverny
1891
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In the Garden
1891
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Landscape
1889
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By The River
1887
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Evening at the Lock, Napanoch, New York
1893
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Mother and Child by the Hearth
1887
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Boats at a Landing
1894
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A French Hamlet
1892
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On the Canal
1893
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The Valley of Arconville
1887
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Bridge near Giverny
1892
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Road by the Mill
1892
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Etude
1890
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Canal Scene
1893
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Port Ben, Delaware and Hudson Canal
1893
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The Watering Pots
1890
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The Ship Yard, Cos Cob
1894
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View of Bordighera
1891
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La Vachère
1888
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The Old Bridge
1890
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La débácle
1892
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