Emile Bernard: A collection of 132 works (HD)

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[1] EMILE BERNARD by Klaus H Carl --- bit.ly/2Q3tMn0
[2] EMILE BERNARD : AM PULS DER MODERNE by Dorothee Hansen --- bit.ly/30i7qmI
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Emile Bernard: A collection of 132 works (HD)
Description: "Emile Bernard is one of the most colorful personalities of early modern painting. Bernard was born on April 28, 1868 in Lille. Soon he met painters like Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and van Gogh, made friends with Paul Gauguin and caused a stir among fellow painters with his pictures. After his first pointillist experiments Emile Bernard developed his own new pictorial idiom, which was later called Cloisonnism. In contrast to the delimitation of the impressionists, Emile Bernard clearly framed his subjects and colors with dark contours. This approach to pictures evoked interest from both van Gogh and Paul Gauguin, in 1888 and 1889 Emile Bernard and Gauguin worked closely together, though not without conflict. After van Gogh's death and the public's focus on Paul Gauguin as the founder of Symbolism, a confrontation arose between the former friends. Emile Bernard felt deceived. At the same time, he was at risk of being drafted into the military, so Emile Bernard fled to Egypt in 1893, where he lived for over 10 years and got married. Emile Bernard died in his Paris studio on April 16, 1941, aged 89."
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[@Oilartnelson]

5:34 Is a piece of work made by Vincent Van Gogh, not Emile Bernard. The "Young Girl Standing against a Background of Wheat" is Historically booked as Van Gogh's. It was made by Vincent while he was in Auvers-sur-Oise, late June 1890 during the last year of his life. It was at this time that Vincent created several copies of work after Millet, Delacroix, Rembrandt, Dore and Emile Bernard, such as Bernard's Breton Women. One thing is certain, Vincent's copies were never fraudulent or exact. Bernard and Van Gogh were close friends and this work may have ended in Bernard's final collection due to what was originally a friendly exchange, for work exchange was known to exist between the friends. The work was placed in the Washington National Art Gallery and has passed through possible private collection. Do not confuse the several B's within the background wheat as Bernard's authoritative signature. This may have been done by Van Gogh as an expression of Bernard's influence and great friendship.

[@sergeymagel8715]

*Good To See, Friend. Regards You.*

[@mmh757]

I would like the title and year that the portrait at 4:15 was painted and any other information as to where you found this as the catalogue raissone of Emile Bernard 's works does not list it. Nicely done.

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

Beautiful landscapes beautiful paintings.

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

Really good

[@RubenHectorPosada]

Como se llama la música?

[@IngeborgvonAgassiz]

8:14 is Gauguin

[@j.louisv.123]

Your list is incorrect. A few are not by Bernard. Please do your research before posting.

[@sompasongsack]

The forgotten painter

[@charlottedoctodure3947]

❤

[@charlottedoctodure3947]

Un véritable baume pour les yeux, le coeur, et les oreilles! Merci pour vos partages.

[@Djzkbaak]

0:35 this is a Van Gogh' s reproduction

[@erlingandersen8008]

i think he was trying to find hes own style. many of these look a lot like either vincents or gaugain

[@erlingandersen8008]

absolut. everybody is learning from everybody. iespecial like that with hes sister laing in the woods

[@amantang11271]

um, should be reversed, Bernard is the inventor of symbolism & Cloisonnim, and made a huge influence on Gaugain's style. He was kind of a wonderkid and should get more attention in art history

[@misterpibb108]

I believe he consciously imitated the styles of other artists the way Joyce did with his literature. He was an undefinable virtuoso. Look and you'll see Rembrandt, Cezanne, Manet, Munch, Lautrec, Redon, Seurat,Van Gogh, its simply astonishing. What an amazing artist. I also see Rosettti and the gothics. It's as if to say," I can do that too!" Edit: Wow! I stand corrected. These artists I believed he was influenced by were actually influenced by him!

[@antoniocoronagarcia3833]

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