Berthe Morisot: A collection of 302 works (HD)
Berthe Morisot: A collection of 302 works (HD)
Description: "Berthe Morisot (January 14, 1841 - March 2, 1895) was a French Impressionist painter.
Born in Bourges, Cher, France into a successful bourgeois family who encouraged her and her sister Edma Morisot in their exploration of art, she demonstrated the possibilities for women artists in avant-garde art movements at the end of the 19th century. Once Morisot settled on pursuing art, her family did not impede her career.
By age 20, she met and befriended the important landscape painter of the Barbizon school, Camille Corot, who introduced her to other artists and teachers. She took up plein air techniques and painted small pieces outdoors either as finished works or as studies for larger works completed in the studio.
Morisot's first acceptance in the Salon de Paris came in 1864 with two landscape paintings, and she continued to show regularly in the Salon until 1874, the year of the first impressionist exhibition.
She was acquainted with Edouard Manet from 1868, and in 1874 she married Eugene Manet, Edouard's younger brother. She convinced Manet to attempt plein air painting, and drew him into the circle of acquaintance of the painters who became known as the impressionists. However, he never considered himself an impressionist or agreed to show with the group.
Morisot, along with Camille Pissarro, was one of only two artists whose work exhibited in all of the original impressionist shows.
Like Mary Cassatt, during her lifetime, Berthe Morisot was relegated to the category of "feminine" artists because of their usual subject matter - women, children, and domestic scenes. However, as a doctrinaire impressionist, Morisot painted what she saw in her immediate, everyday life. As a woman securely in the "haute bourgeoisie" she saw domestic interiors, holiday spots, other women, and children. Without exception, her subject matter shows the equivalent of that of her impressionist colleagues. Edgar Degas, the dandy male bourgeois, painted rehearsals of the ballet, horse races, and nude women in apartments (rather than studios). Claude Monet painted his garden, his children, and his neighbor's haystacks. Female impressionists painted their social milieu in a way consistent with the impressionist approach to subject matter.
Berthe Morisot died in Paris and was interred in the Cimetière de Passy.
Today, her paintings can sell for more than $4 million."
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Berthe Morisot, so tender, so delicate and some images so tinted as to to be almost not there, yet they are here.
A superb artist, definitely one that should much better known
Wonderful female artist and so versatile in the media she used. Such a fabulous collection of women and children in various natural conditions of their day. Simply a wonderful artist. One of my favorites.
So exquisite it is beyond words! She shall be rediscovered!
One of my favourite impressionist female artist.
thank you💜
A true master of color, Her paintings look so fresh. Thank you.
Pure joy to watch.Wonderful.Thank you.x
I love what I call her hybrid combination of realist and impressionist style , I wish my art was as good
@davidinger961
2 жыл бұрын
To add to this there s no paintings of men?
Something about the faces in her paintings that really draw me to her. Thanks for this upload !
Excellent paintings. Awesome Portraits.
Emerveillement...notes de miel et douceurs de couleurs
Merci pour elle une grande artiste ,c'est ma préféré
Le meilleure de l’impressionnisme ❤
Goodness, I adore Morisot.
Maybe my favorite artist for paintings with people. I saw a lot of her work at the Marmottan Monet museum.
Excellent paintings and portraits
Très beaux tableaux accompagnés d'une très belle musique ! merci !
thank you for sharing- saludos
Striking and sumptuous . It is quite subtle and you don’t need darker colors to make a statement.
*Goosebumps* Morisot mastered all the techniques of Manet, Monet, Degas, Gaugin, Van Gogh, Cassatt, etc but her name isn't a household name. Is it because she died relatively young? I need to know more about this woman!
@bloochoob
9 ай бұрын
Because she’s a woman. Many talented female artists got cast aside at the time. She only got somewhere as she was from a more privileged background and Manet’s sister in law. She should have been more well known on her own merit, but if she wasn’t related to Manet, she may have never been seen at all, and made to just be someone’s wife, someone’s mother. She could lived her life at home just doing her little art hobby. I’m glad we get to see her amazing work.
Thank for these wonderful paintings. Why isn't she a name that one recognizes as a leading impressionist? That she had her work in their early exhibitions is amazing in itself. A confident woman and a great artist is a rare thing in art history, her sisters painted but gave up when they got married, not unusual I imagine. Would have liked to have known the dates of these pieces to get an idea of her development.
Beautiful paintings
Me gusta mucho este pintor!!
25:22 Amazing
Very interesting painter - more than many others and more famous in msm 😀
Still the best paintings. My portraits turn out to be someone else. But I am working on it. One portrait I got closer than before. .
Thank you for the great collection. Would have liked more if not zoomed for each one
Berthe Marie Pauline Morisot, née le 14 janvier 1841 à Bourges et morte le 2 mars 1895 à Paris, est une artiste peintre française, membre fondateur et doyenne du mouvement d'avant-garde que fut l'Impressionnisme Elle était dans le groupe impressionniste, respectée par ses camarades et admirée. À sa table, se réunissent son beau-frère Édouard Manet qui est le plus mondain, Edgar Degas, le plus ombrageux, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, le plus sociable, et Claude Monet le plus indépendant du groupe. Stéphane Mallarmé l'introduit auprès de ses amis écrivains Les étapes de la carrière de Berthe Morisot ne sont pas très marquées, car elle a détruit toutes ses œuvres de jeunesse. C'est à peine si l'on discerne une influence d'Édouard Manet ou de Pierre-Auguste Renoir vers la fin de sa vie2. Après sa mort, la galerie Durand-Ruel a organisé une rétrospective de ses peintures, aquarelles, pastels, dessins et sculptures : il y avait plus de quatre cents pièces2. En 1983, Elizabeth Kennan, rectrice du Mount Holyoke College et C. Douglas Lewis, conservateur du département de sculptures de la National Gallery of Art admirent la peinture de Berthe Morisot et ils décident, pour célébrer le cinquantième anniversaire de la création du Mount Holyoke College, d'organiser une grande rétrospective des œuvres de l'artiste à la National Gallery of Art, car les quatre principaux mécènes du college ont été parmi les premiers à collectionner les œuvres de Berthe Morisot3,note. Ils ont été les pionniers d'une reconnaissance que, selon Sophie Monneret, on ne lui accordait pas par sexisme. Depuis quelques années, on constate une forme de réhabilitation de Berthe Morisot. La Fondation Gianadda de Martigny a accueilli en 2002 une grande exposition de ses œuvres4. Le musée Marmottan lui a consacré une grande rétrospective de mars à août 2012. C'était la première rétrospective qu'on lui accordait à Paris depuis près de cinquante ans. Berthe Morisot était une « rebelle ». Tournant le dos très jeune à l'enseignement académique du peintre lyonnais Chocarne, elle a fondé avec Claude Monet, Auguste Renoir, Alfred Sisley, Camille Pissarro, Edgar Degas le groupe d'avant-garde les « Artistes Anonymes Associés », qui allait devenir la Société anonyme des artistes peintres, sculpteurs et graveurs regroupant des impressionnistes. Sa volonté de rupture avec les traditions, la transcendance de ses modèles, et son talent ont fait d'elle « la grande dame de la peinture » selon Anne Higonnet
Gracies per aquesta selecció tan de pintures com de música d’acompanyament !
Wonderful paintings! I think each one should have remained on the screen a bit longer, as they barely had time to focus adequately before the next one appeared.
Bonjour ! Pouvez-vous me donner le titre du morceau de piano de la vidéo car je la trouve sublime ! merci beaucoup ; vidéo très intéressante
Bellos cuadros
le titre de chaque oeuvre aurait aussi ete intéressant !!!
Je n'ai pas aimé les couleurs des reproductions mais je ne suis peut-être pas assez qualifié e pour juger
23:00,★★★★★
je deplore que l ordre chronologique n ait pas ete respecte !!!!