Pissarro

Pissarro the father of Impressionism? Less known than the famous Monet and Manet, Pissarro is nevertheless a very important member of this group which he works to unite. In the city, Pissarro prefers life and the green nature of the countryside, whose beauty and sensations he shares in his paintings. Hey Pissarro! In the 1880s, he yearned for new motifs. It was in Normandy that he began to paint the city and its euphoria. Thus Pissarro of the fields becomes Pissarro of the cities! Impressionism / Pointillism The impressionist artist is tempted by pointillism. What is the difference between these techniques? The art of four hands Throughout his life, Pissarro crossed paths with other artists such as Gauguin or Cézanne, fostering a reciprocal influence. All Pissarro in one work He is perhaps not the best known among the Impressionists, but surely the most emblematic. Contemplate his work to highlight its originality and its striking touch. In the Pissarro family A family in which we paint from generation to generation! Discover a line that has art in its blood.