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Paul Serusier (1864-1927) is an important painter of the French history who was a pioneer of abstract art. His style was the Post-Impressionism. Thanks to his parents’ support, Paul Serusier had a good education, after He graduated in 1883 started to work for some time until finally, he entered the Julian Academy to study art. During this epoch, Paul Serusier created several oil paintings. He met to Paul Gauguin when travelled to the French city of Pont-Aven, even Serusier worked under Gauguin’s supervision where paint The Talisman.

After that, Paul Serusier returned to his natal Paris where put into practice all what he learned. Here, Paul shared his ideas with his friends’ painters, Pierre Bonnard, Maurice Denis, Henri Ibels and Paul Ranson. This period was significant in Serusier’s career. During this year Serusier oil paintings reached a superior level. Paul Serusier’s fame is more focused on theoretical studies to his painting, characterized by clearly distinct shapes and forms and areas of luminous color. It was in 1908 when he started to teach at the Ranson Academy. Finally, he died in 1927 in Morlaix.

It is a partial list of Paul Serusier oil paintings: Fisherman on the Laita (1890), The Stagecoach Road in the Country (1903), The Aqueduct (1905), Breton Wrestling (1890), Melancholy (1890), Celtic Tale (1894), The Daughters of Pelichtim (1908), Auvers-sur-Oise (1885), The Talisman (1888), Yellow Farm at Pouldu (1890), Incantation (1892), The Downpour (1893), The Seat at Pouldu: Sunset (1889), Portrait of Paul Ranson (1890), Harmony in Yellow (1906), Spring at Pouldu (1890), Bords de Mer (1914), Le Soir (1906), Farmhouse at Le Pouldu (1890) and Bathers (1912).

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