1882 - Artworks

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1882

Pollard Willow

Vincent van Gogh Admire Vincent van Gogh’s ‘Pollard Willow,’ a serene landscape masterpiece from 1882 rendered in realistic gouache. Explore its composition and discover more iconic Van Gogh artworks at TopImpressionists.

Pierre-auguste Renoir

1882

Landscape: Woman Under A Tree

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Édouard Manet

1882

The House At Rueil, National Gallery Of Victoria

“The House at Rueil,” created in 1882 by Édouard Manet exemplifies Impressionism’s focus on capturing fleeting moments of daily life. Featuring a serene depiction of a Parisian house and garden, it showcases Manet's innovative approach to painting and his lasting impact on artistic movements. Admire this iconic artwork at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1882

Study Of A Tree

Vincent van Gogh's iconic 'Tree with Fence' captures the serene beauty of rural Holland, rendered in his signature expressive style—a testament to nature and artistic passion.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1882

Edge Of A Wood

‘Edge of a Wood’ (1883) by Vincent van Gogh exemplifies Realism, showcasing a serene forest scene rendered in oil on canvas. Explore its innovative technique and Van Gogh's masterful use of color to convey the essence of nature. Delve into Vincent van Gogh's 'Edge of a Wood,' an Impressionistic landscape masterpiece capturing the tranquility of Dutch forests with textured brushstrokes and atmosph

Marianne North

1882

The Kaffir Plum, Painted In The Perie Bush, South Africa

Discover 'The Kaffir Plum,' Marianne North's exquisite 1882 watercolor capturing the vibrant beauty of South Africa’s flora. A stunning example of Victorian botanical art, now available as a hand-painted reproduction.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1882

Bench With Four Persons And Baby

Captured in Vincent van Gogh’s expressive style during his formative years, this serene sketch depicts four figures gathered around a bench beneath a tree – a poignant glimpse into everyday life and familial connection.

Marianne North

1882

Foliage And Flowers Of A South African Tree, Beautiful But Poisonous

Vibrant purple flowers and lush green leaves define this captivating 1882 botanical study by Victorian explorer Marianne North, offering a stunning piece of natural history to enrich your private art collection.

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