Albert Marquet

Albert Marquet (March 27, 1875, Bordeaux, France - June 14, 1947, Paris, France | Period: Fauvism) was a French painter, associated with the Fauvist movement. He became one of the Fauve painters and a lifelong friend of Henri Matisse. Marquet subsequently painted in a more naturalistic style, primarily landscapes, but also portraits and several female nude paintings.

Education: École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs, École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts

Paintings and Drawings by Albert Marquet

Avenue in the Luxembourg Gardens by Albert Marquet - Landscape Paintings from Hermitage Museum
Avenue in the Luxembourg Gardens
c. 1901, Albert Marquet
Landscape with a Bridge by Albert Marquet - Landscape Paintings from Hermitage Museum
Landscape with a Bridge
c. 1917/1919, Albert Marquet
Bay of Naples by Albert Marquet - Landscape Paintings from Hermitage Museum
Bay of Naples
1909, Albert Marquet
Harbour at Menton by Albert Marquet - Landscape Paintings from Hermitage Museum
Harbour at Menton
1905, Albert Marquet
Quai du Louvre, Summer by Albert Marquet - Landscape Paintings from Hermitage Museum
Quai du Louvre, Summer
c. 1906, Albert Marquet
View of Rouen by Albert Marquet - Landscape Drawings from Hermitage Museum View of Rouen
1927, Albert Marquet
Milliners by Albert Marquet - Still Life paintings from Hermitage Museum
Milliners
c. 1901, Albert Marquet
View of Saint-Jean-de-Luz by Albert Marquet - Cityscape, Landscape paintings from Hermitage Museum
View of Saint-Jean-de-Luz
1907, Albert Marquet
Port of Hamburg by Albert Marquet - Landscape Paintings from Hermitage Museum
Port of Hamburg
1909, Albert Marquet
Place de la Trinity in Paris by Albert Marquet - Landscape Paintings from Hermitage Museum
Place de la Trinity in Paris
c. 1911, Albert Marquet
Rainy Day. Notre Dame de Paris by Albert Marquet - Landscape Paintings from Hermitage Museum
Rainy Day. Notre Dame de Paris
1910, Albert Marquet
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