Camille Pissarro
1830–1903 · Impressionism, Post-Impressionism · 21 works
Pissarro painted landscapes and everyday life around Paris. He took part in all eight Impressionist exhibitions, then also explored the separate touches of color associated with Neo-Impressionism.
Life and work
- 1874
- First Impressionist exhibition
Pissarro participated in the independent Paris exhibition; he would exhibit in all eight group shows.
- 1884
- Settles in Éragny
Pissarro moved with his family to Éragny, where the surrounding landscape became a recurring subject.
- 1886
- Eighth group exhibition
Pissarro participated in the final Impressionist exhibition, alongside a new generation including Seurat and Signac.
21 works · 1864–1902
1864–1867 · 3 works
Walk these 3In the museum: Impressionism room · 1 work
1871–1882 · 13 works
Walk these 13In the museum: Impressionism room · 1 work, Post-Impressionism room · 2 works
The Crystal Palace1871
Still Life with Apples and Pitcher1872
The Lock at Pontoise1872
A Cowherd at Valhermeil, Auvers-sur-Oise1874
The Public Garden at Pontoise1874
Barges at Pontoise1876
The Menderc. 1881
Côte des Grouettes, near Pontoiseprobably 1878
Edge of the Woods Near L'Hermitage, Pontoise1879
Rabbit Warren at Pontoise, Snow1879
Rue Damiette, Rouenc. 1884
Young Peasant Having Her Coffee1881
Woman and Child at the Well1882
1892–1902 · 5 works
Walk these 5In the museum: Impressionism room · 2 works, Post-Impressionism room · 2 works
Impressionism · 11 works
Walk these 11In the museum: Impressionism room · 4 works
Post-Impressionism · 4 works
Walk these 4In the museum: Post-Impressionism room · 4 works
Other works · 6 works
Walk these 6Frederick Carl Frieseke
On the Bank, c. 1915
George Inness
Crossing the Ford, 1848
Georges Seurat
Landscape at Saint-Ouen, 1878 or 1879
