Lucien Pissarro

1863–1944

Lucien Pissarro, ‘Ivy Cottage, Coldharbour: Sun and Snow’ 1916 — Ivy Cottage, Coldharbour: Sun and Snow 1916
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Lucien Pissarro (20 February 1863 – 10 July 1944) was a landscape painter, printmaker, wood engraver and designer and printer of fine books. His landscape paintings employ techniques of Impressionism and Neo-Impressionism, but he also exhibited with Les XX. Apart from his landscapes he painted a few still lifes and family portraits. Until 1890 he worked in France, but thereafter was based in Britain.

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Artworks

Lucien Pissarro, ‘Ivy Cottage, Coldharbour: Sun and Snow’ 1916

Lucien Pissarro Ivy Cottage, Coldharbour: Sun and Snow

1916

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Lucien Pissarro, ‘High View, Fish Pond’ 1915

Lucien Pissarro High View, Fish Pond

1915

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Lucien Pissarro, ‘April, Epping’ 1894

Lucien Pissarro April, Epping

1894

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Lucien Pissarro, ‘Almond Trees, Le Lavandou’ 1923

Lucien Pissarro Almond Trees, Le Lavandou

1923

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Lucien Pissarro, ‘All Saints’ Church, Hastings: Sun and Mist’ 1918

Lucien Pissarro All Saints’ Church, Hastings: Sun and Mist

1918

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Lucien Pissarro, ‘Landscape’ c.1911

Lucien Pissarro Landscape

c.1911

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Lucien Pissarro, ‘Portrait de Camille Pissarro’ 1893

Lucien Pissarro Portrait de Camille Pissarro

1893

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Lucien Pissarro, ‘Intoxicated with Love [from the book ‘Poems taken from ‘Livre de Jade’’]’ 1911

Lucien Pissarro Intoxicated with Love [from the book ‘Poems taken from ‘Livre de Jade’’]

1911

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Georges Seurat, ‘Le Bec du Hoc, Grandcamp’ 1885

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Neo-impressionism

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Lucien Pissarro, ‘April, Epping’ 1894

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Work of the week: Epping, April by Lucien Pissarro

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Walter Richard Sickert in the garden of Rowlandson House London 1911

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Dealing joyously with gross material facts: The Camden Town Group

Modern Painters: Sickert's famous dictum heralded a move towards a gritty realism in British painting

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