• The Vision after the Sermon, 1888
  • Riga at sunset, 2011 - Vezur
  • Avenue of poplars at sunset, 1884
  • View Of Venice Fog, 1881
  • The Woman Friends, 1917
  • Poppy field, 2011 - Vezur
  • Old Riga, 2011 - Vezur
  • Foggy Morning, 2011 - Vezur
  • Dancers, 2011 - Vezur
  • The Vines, 1902
  • Chimney Sweeper, 2011 - Vezur
  • Gloomy Situation, 1933
  • Dome Square, 2011 - Vezur
  • The Last Supper, 1498
  • Moonlight, 1874
  • Dance Festival, 2011 - Vezur
  • Orange Trees, 1878
  • Winter at the seaside, 2011 - Vezur
  • Water Lilies, Green Reflection, Left Part, 1923
  • Anna Pavlova in the Ballet Sylphyde, 1909
  • Portrait of Felix Feneon, 1890
  • Wheat Field With Reaper And Sun, 1889
  • When The Grass Was Greener, 2011 - Vezur
  • Tree of Life, 1909
  • Zwei Akte, 1890
  • Bare Tree behind a Fence, 1912
  • Passion for Dance, 2011 - Vezur
  • The Banks of the River at Veneux, 1881
  • The Boat, 2011 - Vezur
  • Boat in the Moonlight
  • Rosina, 1878
  • Recumbent Nude, 1917
  • Cagnes Landscape
  • Buckwheat Harvesters at Pont-Aven, 1888
  • Jurmala (Sea Pearl), 2011 - Vezur
  • Riga at Night, 2011 - Vezur
  • The Sower, 1888
  • Four Bathers, 1905
  • Water Lilies, 1906
  • Dandelions, Ventas Rumba, 2011 - Vezur
  • Portrait of a European Lady in Japanese Costume
  • Study of a Head, 1913
  • Daisy fields, 2011 - Vezur
  • A Friend in Need, 1903
  • The Sky, 2011 - Vezur
  • Girl with a Pearl Earring, 1666
  • Breton Landscape - Fields by the Sea (Le Pouldu), 1894
  • Old Town In The Snow, 2011 - Vezur
  • Evening on Volga, 1888
  • The Rape of Europa, 1910

Paul Ranson

Paul Ranson (1864 - 1909)

Paul Ranson (1864 - 1909)

Paul Ranson (1864-1909) was a French painter and writer. He was born in Limoges and studied at the Ecole des Arts Décoratifs there before moving to Paris and transferring to the Académie Julian in 1886. There he met Paul Sérusier in 1888. Subsequently from 1890 he became a member and a creative leader of the Nabis group. They gathered at his studio in the Boulevarde du Montparnasse each Saturday. Ranson tended to favour exotic, symbolic or quasi-religious motifs rather than subjects observed... Read more
La Sybille, 1891
La Sybille, 1891
Paul Ranson
50.00€
Zwei Akte, 1890
Zwei Akte, 1890
Paul Ranson
80.00€
The Vines, 1902
The Vines, 1902
Paul Ranson
50.00€
Nabis Landscape, 1890
Nabis Landscape, 1890
Paul Ranson
50.00€