Neo Impressionist

This can be seen in his landscapes in Rolleboise, departing from the rigour of Neo-Impressionism and returning to a late Impressionist style (Luce artist).

This can be seen in his landscapes in Rolleboise, departing from the rigour of Neo-Impressionism and returning to a late Impressionist style (Luce artist).

Maximilien Luce was a French Neo-Impressionist artist, known for his paintings, illustrations, and engravings.

This can be seen in his landscapes in Rolleboise, departing from the rigour of Neo-Impressionism and returning to a late Impressionist style (Luce artist).

This can be seen in his landscapes in Rolleboise, departing from the rigour of Neo-Impressionism and returning to a late Impressionist style (Luce artist).

Abstract landscape painted from imagination, with a painter knife directly on the canvas. Abstract and neo-impressionist style in the sense of life and color.

Their works were exhibited in the 1893 French Decorative Art exhibition, organised by Paul Durand-Ruel in his Grafton Gallery, London, and in 1894 in Paris for the opening of Lucien ...

Moving simultaneously in Impressionist and Neo-Impressionist circles, Lucien exhibited Pointillist paintings with his father in the last Impressionist exhibition in 1886.

His earlier painting was clearly influenced by the Neo-Impressionists; over time, however, his style became more subtle and nuanced – recalling, perhaps, that of his compatriot Van R...

Their works were exhibited in the 1893 French Decorative Art exhibition, organised by Paul Durand-Ruel in his Grafton Gallery, London, and in 1894 in Paris for the opening of Lucien ...

Their works were exhibited in the 1893 French Decorative Art exhibition, organised by Paul Durand-Ruel in his Grafton Gallery, London, and in 1894 in Paris for the opening of Lucien ...

Moving simultaneously in Impressionist and Neo-Impressionist circles, Lucien exhibited Pointillist paintings with his father in the last Impressionist exhibition in 1886.

Jeanne Selmersheim-Desgrange French, 1877–1958 Still Life on a Windowsill Oil on canvas 28 ¾ by 36 ¼ in, w/ frame 38 ¼ by 45 ½ in Signed lower right Jeanne Selmersheim-Desgrange (1...

Paul Victor Jules Signac was a French Neo-Impressionist painter who, working with Georges Seurat, helped develop the Pointillist style.

Moving simultaneously in Impressionist and Neo-Impressionist circles, Lucien exhibited Pointillist paintings with his father in the last Impressionist exhibition in 1886.

Art Critic Pablo d’Ors shares such experiences in her new book, Hacia en Infinito, Towards Infinity, as he describes, “when you stand before these canvases and look away, you find yo...

Art Critic Pablo d’Ors shares such experiences in her new book, Hacia en Infinito, Towards Infinity, as he describes, “when you stand before these canvases and look away, you find yo...

Moving simultaneously in Impressionist and Neo-Impressionist circles, Lucien exhibited Pointillist paintings with his father in the last Impressionist exhibition in 1886.

Art Critic Pablo d’Ors shares such experiences in her new book, Hacia en Infinito, Towards Infinity, as he describes, “when you stand before these canvases and look away, you find yo...

Signed pointillist oil on panel figures in landscape by French neo-impressionist painter Yvonne Canu. This stunning piece depicts a couple resting under a parasol in a field of wildf...

Art Critic Pablo d’Ors shares such experiences in her new book, Hacia en Infinito, Towards Infinity, as he describes, “when you stand before these canvases and look away, you find yo...

Their works were exhibited in the 1893 French Decorative Art exhibition, organised by Paul Durand-Ruel in his Grafton Gallery, London, and in 1894 in Paris for the opening of Lucien ...

Signed pointillist landscape oil on panel by French neo-impressionist painter Achille Lauge. The work depicts a view of the Saint-Michel bridge which crosses the River Garonne in Tou...

Yvonne Canu 1921-2008 French Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port Signed "Canu" (lower right) Signed and titled "Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port" (en verso) Oil on canvas A luminous testament to the ...

Starting near the early part of the twentieth century, his identification with the Neo-impressionists began to disappear, as he became less active politically, and his artistic style...

In 1906 he moved to the Parisian suburb of Puteaux, where he was able to devote himself primarily to painting. Villon adopted a Neo-Impressionist style in his first paintings.

She emerged as a significant figure in Swedish art at the turn of the twentieth century, initially associated with the National Romantic movement, before later contributing to the in...

Although he started to paint in an entirely classical style, he joined the Impressionists, or, rather, the Neo-Impressionists. His clear head and bold spirit led him to adopt their e...

Starting near the early part of the twentieth century, his identification with the Neo-impressionists began to disappear, as he became less active politically, and his artistic style...

In his second period, he enlarged his colour strokes, making rectangular marks with the brush which structured the form more solidly to the detriment of the optical mix. This Neo-Imp...

Charles Angrand, a discreet yet essential figure of the Neo-Impressionist movement, was a close associate of Seurat, Signac, and Luce.

Festivity is everywhere: in the Neo-Impressionist confetti, in the crisscrossing lights in the sky and in the revelers’ costumes, whose fragmentary discontinuities are echoed in the ...

By the 1920s Paul-Émile Pissarro was established as a neo-impressionist painter. In this period he shared a studio in Paris with the artist Kees van Dongen.

Pointillist Reclining Male Nude by Louis Bellon (French 1908-1998) initialled lower right gouache painting on paper, unframed measurements: 5.5 x 10 inches (overall the sheet measure...

He consciously began to expand his media in 1904, studying painting at the Académie Julian and working in a Neo-Impressionist manner. His printmaking style, formerly influenced by To...

Divisionism Since decades I am a fan of impressionists and pointillists. Neo-impressionists developed this divisionism theory.

Whilst his artistic style is firmly grounded in the tradition of the original French Impressionists, in this painting, the composition and colour are very much of a contemporary neo-...

This work exemplifies the Neo-Impressionist approach to nature, merging structure with lyrical colour harmony.

He consciously began to expand his media in 1904, studying painting at the Académie Julian and working in a Neo-Impressionist manner. His printmaking style, formerly influenced by To...

This Neo-Impressionist landscape by the French artist Achille Laugé captures an orchard in late spring in his celebrated, highly modern style.

Meticulous technique: Pointillism is regarded as a Neo-Impressionist movement. Which is to say, it grew out of – and beyond – Impressionism.

He consciously began to expand his media in 1904, studying painting at the Académie Julian and working in a Neo-Impressionist manner. His printmaking style, formerly influenced by To...

In its energetic style, one can see evidence of its influence on the fast-paced future work of Leroy Neiman, who is known for his colorful sporting scenes, while its colors and brush...

Through his contemporary works, he revisits and reevaluates the Neo-Impressionist pictorial method—also known as Divisionism—characteristic of the late 19th-century movement.

Through his contemporary works, he revisits and reevaluates the Neo-Impressionist pictorial method—also known as Divisionism—characteristic of the late 19th-century movement.

Through his contemporary works, he revisits and reevaluates the Neo-Impressionist pictorial method—also known as Divisionism—characteristic of the late 19th-century movement.

Through his contemporary works, he revisits and reevaluates the Neo-Impressionist pictorial method—also known as Divisionism—characteristic of the late 19th-century movement.

Through his contemporary works, he revisits and reevaluates the Neo-Impressionist pictorial method—also known as Divisionism—characteristic of the late 19th-century movement.

Despite being a self-taught artist, Cariot went on to become a celebrated Post-Impressionist painter. Although Cariot never accepted the label of Neo-Impressionist, he was clearly d...

Through his contemporary works, he revisits and reevaluates the Neo-Impressionist pictorial method—also known as Divisionism—characteristic of the late 19th-century movement.

This is a beautiful expressionist style drawing by Juanjo Saez. Juanjo's pictorial work is an exploration of color, texture, and movement, creating vibrant compositions that capture ...

Aurora This graphite pencil drawing ‘Neo deco – 15-08-24’ is an impressionist but also cubist experiment.

Mediterranean Landscape (Provence). Abstract and neo-impressionist style in the sense of life and color.

From series 'moving toward abstraction'. Abstract and neo-impressionist style in the sense of life and color.

Whilst his artistic style is firmly grounded in the tradition of the original French Impressionists, in this painting, the composition is very much of a contemporary neo-impressionis...

"Koi" is an original oil painting on canvas created by Thomas Buchs. Artwork Size: 36" x 36" Artist Statement: "I attended Layton School of Art and became an Illustrator, creating...

"Red Sails in the Moonlight" is an original oil painting created by Thomas Buchs. Artwork Size: 18" x 18" Frame Size: 22 1/8" x 22 1/8" Artist Statement: "I attended Layton...