Frédéric Bazille Prints – Family Groups, Flowers & Studio Views

Frédéric Bazille prints connect figures to the spaces around them, from a shaded family gathering to a room filled with paintings. Flowers and landscape subjects provide closer and more open counterparts. Explore the collection alongside Impressionist art, figurative prints and still life scenes.

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Fleurs, Frederic Bazille
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Scène d’été Les Baigneurs (Summer Scene, The Bathers), Frederic Bazille
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The Pink Dress, Frederic Bazille
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Réunion de famille, Frederic Bazille
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Landscape by the Lez River, Frederic Bazille
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The Little Gardener (1866), Frederic Bazille
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Small Valley in the Forest of Fontainebleau, Frederic Bazille
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Porte de la Reine at Aigues-Mortes (1867), Frederic Bazille
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Frederic Bazille's Studio
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A group arranged beneath the tree

Réunion de Famille places seated and standing figures across a terrace above a distant landscape. Pale dresses and dark jackets separate the people within the shaded foreground. Their different postures keep the gathering varied without losing its shared outdoor setting.

Flowers across the tabletop and background

Fleurs gathers blooms in a decorated vessel, with smaller arrangements extending across the table and foliage above. Different heights give the display its structure. The room’s surfaces remain visible around the flowers rather than disappearing into a plain background.

Paintings within the occupied room

Bazille’s Studio looks past chairs and canvases towards figures near the tall window. Displayed pictures create additional planes along the walls. The studio’s height and open central floor allow the people and objects to remain distinct within a shared working space.

Related artists and collections

Compare outdoor figures in Claude Monet, everyday groups in Pierre-Auguste Renoir and studio or interior subjects in Édouard Manet. Further Impressionist prints connects the artists, while still life art follows the flowers, vessels and arrangements of objects.

Read more in our guide to Frédéric Bazille.