Émile Bernard's 'Study for The Buckwheat Harvesters,' created in 1888, embodies Pont-Aven’s aesthetic with its Synthetism style. This sketch captures two women harvesting buckwheat under a striking red backdrop, reflecting Bernard's fascination with Breton landscapes and Gauguin's influence.

Capturing a serene moment of community through bold lines and vibrant colors, this Post-Impressionist masterpiece by Émile Bernard depicts Breton women with parasols, inviting you to bring this timeless scene into your home.

Vibrant floral board art by Émile Bernard (1906) captures nature's beauty with colorful blooms and a perched bird; discover this expressive masterpiece today.

Experience the serene Post-Impressionist mood of Émile Bernard's Landscape at Pont-Aven with Poplars; capture this vibrant 1888 French scene for your collection.

Emile Bernard’s "The Adoration of the Shepherds" (1889) – a striking woodcut print showcasing Expressionist distortion & poignant figures. Explore this unique artwork's dynamic composition and rich symbolism.

Émile Bernard’s poignant lithograph, Saint Mary, Mother of God (1895), depicts the Virgin Mary holding children amidst intricate details and scattered figures, showcasing a key work by the Post-Impressionist pioneer. Discover this evocative artwork and bring its timeless beauty into your space.