Émile Bernard — The Nymphs | Post-Impressionist Fine Art Print

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Émile Bernard — The Nymphs | Post-Impressionist Fine Art Printmile Bernard (18681941) was a French Post Impressionist painter and the co inventor, with Paul Gauguin, of Cloisonnism the bold outlined, flat colour style that directly anticipates modern graphic design and influenced Gauguin's most celebrated works. A pivotal figure in the Pont Aven school, he was a close friend of Van Gogh and a sustained correspondent of Czanne. Despite his foundational influence, Bernard spent much of his career in the shadow of

His portrait of the Marchesa Casati — the most painted woman of the 20th century — captures its subject's legendary extravagance with characteristic force

William Morris (1834–1896) was the central figure of the Arts and Crafts movement — a British designer

Leo Gestel (1881–1941) was a Dutch painter and graphic artist who moved through Post-Impressionism

Working within the Shin Hanga framework of artist-publisher collaboration

A collector's piece for lovers of classic cinema and the golden age of Hollywood

with a particular gift for rendering the grey-blue light of overcast Japanese coastal mornings

Japanese ink painting (sumi-e or suibokuga) is a tradition of monochrome brushwork descended from Chinese Chan Buddhist painting and developed in Japan from the Muromachi period onward — an art form that uses the simplest means

His landscape paintings — Italian gardens

Their floral and botanical compositions have the clarity

technically accomplished depictions of breaking waves and coastal seascapes

His abstract tiger prints

still lifes — combine the rigour of European Cubism with a Southern warmth and chromatic exuberance that gives them a distinctly Argentine voice

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