#Henri-Edmond Cross

[taf-art]

Beach, Afternoon Effect (1902). Henri-Edmond Cross.

[oldsardens]

Henri-Edmond Cross - Etude pour Les Chèvres

[lionofchaeronea]

Marine Scene (Boats near Venice), Henri-Edmond Cross, 1903

[arthistoryanimalia]

A belated #OTD birthday post for French Neo-Impressionist artist Henri-Edmond Cross (20 May 1856 – 16 May 1910):

1. Paysage avec des chèvres, 1895

oil on canvas, 92x65cm

Petit Palais Paris collection

2. Famille de Cygnes, c.1899

oil on canvas, 60x81cm

private collection

[frenchcurious]

Henri-Edmond Cross (1858-1910) - Beach. Evening Effect, 1902. - source Arte Moderna.

[huariqueje]

The Rising , a new day begins (La Toilette)  -   Henri-Edmond Cross , 1904.

French, 1856 - 1910

Oil on canvas ,  81 x 65 cm      31 7/8 x 25 5/8 in

[terminusantequem]

Henri-Edmond Cross (French, 1856-1910), Léda, 1905. Oil on board, 31.1 x 48.1cm

[arinewman7]

By the Mediterranean

Henri-Edmond Cross

oil on canvas, 1895

[philoursmars]

Douai (Nord), le Musée de la Chartreuse. Une visite pour la Nuit des Musées. Ici, une mini expo "Monet-Duhem, l'Impressionnisme à Douai" :

Henri-Edmond Cross : "Jardin de roses à Monaco"

Henri Duhem : "Quai Fleurquin"

Mathilde Hautrive : "Le Canal de Venise"

Henri Duhem : "Quai Blanc, soleil couchant"

Henri Duhem : "rue de province, le 14 juillet"

Marie Duhem : "La Vérandah"

[womblegrinch]

Henri-Edmond Cross (1856-1910) - Léda

Oil on board. Painted c.1905.

12.25 x 18.9 inches, 31.1 x 48.1 cm. Estimate: US$60,000-100,000.

Sold Freeman’s, Philadelphia, 23 March 2023 for US$157,500 incl B.P.

[withnailrules]

The Pink Cloud by Henri-Edmond Cross, 1896.

[sardens]

Henri-Edmond Cross - La barque

[oldsardens]

Henri-Edmond Cross - Beach. Evening Effect

[lionofchaeronea]

The Rose Cloud, Henri-Edmond Cross, 1896

[basically-im-a-clown]

Henri-Edmond Cross.

[raspberry-beret]

Art Weekend - Sunset over the Seaby Henri-Edmond Cross

In pointillism, tiny dots of color are applied in a pattern to create an image. In the early 1890s Henri-Edmond Cross used pointillism before beginning to experiment, gradually using larger brushstrokes and creating a style resembling mosaics. Where pointillism is meant to blend to create the image, this technique of neo-impressionalism specifically used the contrast between colors to create a vibrant effect. This style is believed to be the precursor to Fauvism and Cubism.