Léon Bonnat canvas prints & artprints

Léon Bonnat : biography

Léon Bonnat, known as well with the following name Léon Joseph Florentin Bonnat, is a french painter born in 1833 in Bayonne, France and who died in 1922 in Monchy-Saint-Éloi, France. Léon Bonnat belonged to the naturalism, orientalism, academism art style. He mainly worked during the modern period in the 20 century.

Léon Bonnat : his main artworks

Léon Bonnat is famous for the following art works : victor hugo (1802-1885), écrivain - représenté en 1879, un turco, carnet : trois poules dans la campagne... which are numerous illustrations of his favorite subject of work : portrait, world culture, animals... In order to stare at his work in a museum or gallery, you need to go to musée et domaine national de versailles et de trianon, versailles, france, musée bonnat, bayonne, france, louvre, paris, france, musee d'orsay, paris, france. The art work of Léon Bonnat are, indeed, mainly kept in musée et domaine national de versailles et de trianon, versailles, france, musée bonnat, bayonne, france, louvre, paris, france, musee d'orsay, paris, france. Muzéo offers high quality canvas prints & artprints of the main artworks made by Léon Bonnat to embellish your home or your office.

Léon Bonnat : his life as an artist

Léon Bonnat began his artist training in Beaux-Arts de Paris, France. Then Léon Bonnat continue his training and study with Federico de Madrazo y Kuntz, Léon Cogniet. Among his students and apprentices, we noted that he taught Edvard Munch, Walter Gay, John Singer Sargent, Charles Sprague Pearce, Jean Béraud, Thomas Eakins, Gustave Caillebotte, Jean Benner, Charles Laval, Harriet Backer, Alexei Harlamoff, Peder Severin Kröyer, Achille Emile Othon Friesz, Hans Nikolaj Hansen, Gustaf Olaf Cederstrom, Gaston Thys, Henri Adrien Tanoux, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Pierre Emmanuel Damoye, Ernest Bordes, P. Ribera, Pierre Delaunay, Alphonse Hirsch, Gustave Neymark, Gabriel Deluc, Pierre Bracquemond, Henri Jules Jean Geoffroy, Louis Anquetin, Emile Stahl, Eugène Courboin, Louis Béroud, Alphonse Osbert, Alfred Roll, Denis Bergeret, Auguste François-Marie Gorguet.

Learn more about the life and the works of Léon Bonnat here.