Theodule Ribot
1823–1887 · French · 26 artworks
Realismtenebrismchiaroscuroearthy color paletterealistic depiction of texturesgenre painting
artist bio
Théodule Ribot was a French Realist painter known for his depictions of everyday life, still lifes, and portraits. He emphasized naturalism and dramatic lighting, often portraying ordinary people with dignity and respect.
what you'll learn
Studying Ribot's work allows students to understand Realist principles, focusing on accurate representation and the use of light and shadow to create depth and mood. Students can learn about depicting everyday subjects with dignity and exploring the beauty in the mundane.
related: Gustave Courbet
26 artworks
A Woman at the Piano
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Jules Luquet
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The Old Fisherman
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The Conversation
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Le cuisinier comptable
1862
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The Little Milkmaid
1865
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The Admonition
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Still Life with Pumpkin, Plums, Cherries, Figs and Jug
1860
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The Good Samaritan
1870
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The Cooks
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The Cook and the Cat
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The Flower Girl
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Still Life with Fruit, Figs and Apricots
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Stilleben
1865
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The Cook's Recipe
1875
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Still Life with Oysters
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A Girl Arranging a Vase of Flowers
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The Studious Servant
1871
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Portrait de sa Soeur
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Stilleben mit Spiegeleiern
1865
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Kitchen Scene
1860
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Woman with a Green Apron
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The Musician
1862
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Still Life with Jug 1885
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The Little Cooks
1879
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Conversation Piece: Three Heads
1872
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