Jules Bastien-Lepage

1848–1884 · Symbolism

Jules Bastien-Lepage was a French painter closely associated with the beginning of Naturalism, an artistic style that grew out of the Realist movement and paved the way for the development of Impressionism. Émile Zola described Bastien-Lepage's work as "impressionism corrected, sweetened and adapted to the taste of the crowd."

36 paintings

• Albert Wolff in His Study (1881)
• Marie Samary of the Odéon Theater (c. 1881)
• In spring
• Diogenes (1877)
• The little fishermen (1881)
• The grape harvest (1880)
• Portrait of Sarah Bernhardt holding a statue of Orpheus (1879)
• Marchande de fleurs à Londres (1882)
• Girl in a Pink Veil
• The Little Chimney Sweep (1883)
• La Jeune Femme endormie (1880)
• Joan of Arc (1879)
• October (Saison d'octobre) (1878)
• Portrait of Sarah Bernhardt (1878)
• Snow Effect, Damvillers (1882)
• The Annunciation to the Shepherds (1875)
• Muse, Study
• Portrait of Madame Waskiewicz (1881)
• Street in Damvillers (1882)
• Weary (1881)
• Marie Samary of the Odéon Theater (1881)
• Priam at Achilles feet (1876)
• The Wood Gatherer (1881)
• Resting peasants (1877)
• The Beggar (1880)
• Sketch for ''Hay Making'' (1876)
• André Theuriet (1878)
• The first communion (1875)
• The Blind Beggar (1882)
• Victor Hugo (1884)
• Joan of Arc (1879)
• Simon Hayem (1875)
• La Communiante (1878)
• Hay Making (1877)
• Self-portrait (1880)
• The artist's grandfather (1874)