French20th Century

Henri Martin

Henri Martin (1860–1943) was a French Symbolist and Post-Impressionist painter known for luminous divisionist landscapes and large-scale decorative cycles. A pupil of Jean-Paul Laurens, he won the Grand Prix at the 1900 Exposition Universelle and was elected to the Académie des Beaux-Arts. His paintings merged Seurat's Pointillist technique with Symbolist allegorical themes and romantic naturalism. After acquiring property in the Lot region in 1900, he abandoned allegory to paint the French countryside in warm. Master Canvas Art offers 17 hand-painted oil reproductions of Henri Martin's work.

Associated movement Post-Impressionism

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  • LA ENTREE DE LA PORTE A MARQUAYROL

    LA ENTREE DE LA PORTE A MARQUAYROL

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    LA FENÊTRE DE LA CUISINE SUR LE JARDIN À MARQUAYROL

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    VASE OF DAISIES

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    BOAT NEAR CLIFFS

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    DAHLIAS IN THE SUN

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