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John Singer Sargent

1888

Under The Willows (miss Priestley And Mrs. Ormond (also Known As Two Figures In A Landscape)

Under the Willows (Miss Priestley and Mrs. Ormond) by John Singer Sargent is a captivating watercolor depicting two women enjoying tranquility beneath a willow tree, showcasing Sargent’s masterful use of light and color to convey serenity and beauty.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1888

Landscape Near Montmajour With Train

Vincent van Gogh's 'Landscape near Montmajour with Train' captures rural life & industrial progress. A chalk drawing showcasing dynamic brushstrokes and the beauty of nature, housed at the British Museum.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1888

L'arlesienne, Portrait Of Madame Ginoux

Captured in striking black and white, Vincent van Gogh’s L'Arlesienne portrays Madame Ginoux with captivating detail—a woman adorned in a head scarf amidst a lively gathering of figures from Impressionism. Explore this iconic portrait and bring Van Gogh’s emotive vision home.

John Singer Sargent

1888

Portrait Of A Man (probably Nicola D'inverno)

Captured in Sargent’s masterful Impressionistic style, this portrait depicts a contemplative man adorned in formal attire against a simple chair backdrop—a glimpse into the refined social circles of 1888. Explore John Singer Sargent's iconic artwork and bring timeless elegance to your home.

Edgar Degas

1888

Race Horses

Experience the dynamism of horse racing through Degas’s masterful realism—a captivating depiction featuring four horses and riders in a vibrant field, accompanied by a playful dog. Explore this iconic Impressionist artwork and bring its spirited energy into your home.

Edgar Degas

1888

Three Mounted Jockeys

Experience Edgar Degas's 'Three Mounted Jockeys,' a captivating black-and-white drawing showcasing equestrian life and a moment of quiet observation. A detailed study of form, line, and movement – a true masterpiece.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1888

Breton Women At The Turn

Paul Gauguin’s Breton Women at the Turn captures a striking rural scene in Synthetist style—bold colors and symbolic imagery—marking a pivotal moment in modern art history. Explore this influential masterpiece and bring its beauty into your home.

Adolph Von Menzel

1888

German Im Weißen Saal

Adolph von Menzel’s masterful realism captures a lavish wedding celebration in the Weiß Saal, showcasing exquisite detail and capturing the elegance of Victorian Germany. Explore this iconic portrait and bring timeless beauty into your home.

Georges Seurat

1888

Sunday At Port-en-bessin

Experience Georges Seurat’s groundbreaking Pointillist style in ‘Sunday at Port-en-Bessin,’ capturing the serene beauty of a coastal harbor scene with meticulous optical blending and luminous color palettes—a masterpiece from Impressionism's final years, inviting you to bring art history home.

Ferdinand Hodler

1888

Augustine Dupin With Hector

Hodler’s evocative black and white sketch captures a poignant moment of tenderness between a man cradling his infant son—a symbolist masterpiece reflecting the artist's preoccupation with mortality and familial devotion, inviting you to explore this timeless depiction.

Georges Seurat

1888

Port-en-bessin Entrance To The Harbor

Experience Georges Seurat’s masterful Pointillist technique in this serene harbor scene from 1888 – a breathtaking glimpse into Impressionism's evolution and an exquisite opportunity to adorn your home with timeless beauty.

William Merritt Chase

1888

In Washington Park, Brooklyn, N.y.

Captured in Impressionistic brushstrokes, William Merritt Chase’s serene watercolor depicts a woman riding horseback amidst Brooklyn's lush park scenery—a timeless tableau reflecting the beauty of everyday life and inviting you to explore this masterpiece.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1888

Sketch Of A Seated Woman

A captivating pencil sketch by Vincent van Gogh depicting a seated woman, showcasing his signature expressive lines and capturing a moment of quiet introspection. Explore the nuances of form and emotion in this study.

Henri De Toulouse-lautrec

1888

Lili Grenier In A Kimono

Own a stunning oil painting reproduction of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's 'Lili Grenier in a Kimono' (1888). Capturing Post-Impressionism’s bold colors & Parisian nightlife, this exquisite piece is perfect for art lovers.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1888

Landscape With A Tree In The Foreground

Experience Vincent van Gogh's serene Landscape with a Tree in the Foreground, a masterful pencil drawing embodying Post-Impressionist style and capturing tranquil natural beauty. Explore this iconic piece and discover its influence on modern art.

Georges Seurat

1888

The Garbage Picker

Explore Georges Seurat’s groundbreaking Pointillist masterpiece, ‘The Garbage Picker,’ capturing the quiet dignity of labor amidst vibrant Parisian light—a testament to Impressionism's legacy and an exceptional opportunity to adorn your home with this iconic artwork.

John Singer Sargent

1888

Woman With Collie

John Singer Sargent’s luminous watercolor captures a serene moment between woman and dog amidst lush greenery—a quintessential Impressionist depiction of domestic tranquility. Painted in 1888, this exquisite piece showcases Sargent's masterful technique and invites viewers to appreciate the beauty of simple companionship.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1888

The Olive Trees

Vincent van Gogh’s evocative *The Olive Trees*, painted in 1888 during his stay in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, captures the serene beauty of Provençal landscape with bold brushstrokes and luminous greens—a masterpiece reflecting Impressionistic influences and inviting you to experience its timeless charm.

John Singer Sargent

1888

Landscape At Calcot

John Singer Sargent’s serene watercolor captures a timeless landscape—a venerable tree reflecting in tranquil pond ripples against a misty sky, embodying the artist's Impressionistic style and evoking a profound sense of peace.

John Singer Sargent

1888

Landscape With Trees, Calcot

John Singer Sargent’s serene Landscape with Trees captures winter's quiet beauty—a masterful depiction of trees and water bathed in soft light during the Impressionist era. Explore this exquisite reproduction and bring a touch of timeless elegance into your home.

Alfred Sisley

1888

Poplars A Moret Sur Loing, An August Afternoon

Alfred Sisley’s luminous Impressionist landscape captures the tranquil beauty of Moret-sur-Loing in 1888, showcasing dappled sunlight filtering through poplar trees—a masterful depiction of rural France and a timeless invitation to experience its serene charm.

Georges Seurat

1888

Port-en-bessin

Experience Georges Seurat’s luminous Pointillist masterpiece, Port-en-Bessin—a vibrant depiction of Normandy's seaside charm—capturing the sunlit beach and bustling pier with meticulous dots of color. Explore this iconic Impressionist work and bring artistic brilliance into your home.

William Merritt Chase

1888

Nude

Experience the serene beauty of William Merritt Chase’s Impressionist pastel masterpiece—a captivating nude figure bathed in soft light against a textured chair backdrop. Explore this iconic artwork and its legacy on TopImpressionists.

Frederick Childe Hassam

1888

Carriage Parade

Captured in evocative black and white, Frederick Childe Hassam’s ‘Carriage Parade’ embodies the vibrant spirit of Impressionism, depicting a lively city procession with horse-drawn carriages and umbrellas—a timeless glimpse into American urban life. Explore this masterpiece and discover more Hassam artworks.

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