Under the Orange Trees, Woman in Amalfi, pastel, 1899
Young Girl With Peacock, 1895
Farniente, pastel, 1900Edmond François Aman-Jean (1858 – 1936) was a French Symbolist painter. His parents died when he was 10 y.o. His uncle from Paris took him in.
He studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts and he later became an important teacher in his own right. His students were Theodor Pallady, Nicolae Tonitza and Charles Sydney Hopkinson. After receiving a stipend in 1885, Aman-Jean traveled to Italy with them where he discovered the Primitives and Raphael.
The artist established his reputation mostly for his women portraits. His pictures of women painted during his symbolist period represented the "femme fatale" type of fin de siècle that Aman-Jean saw in his immediate surroundings during his later years.
Aman-Jean was also worked on murals in public and official buildings, including the Sorbonne; he worked in lithography and printmaking as well.
Intimacy
La Confidence, 1903, oil
Les Confidences, c1898, pastel
Confiding Secrets
Portrait of Thadee Caroline Jacquet (the artist's wife in the future)
Madame Aman-Jean, 1892
Portrait of a Woman, 1904
Miss Ella Carmichael, 1906, oil
Woman with a Glove, 1902, pastel
Lunch on the Grass, 1910, oil
Portrait, 1886, oil
Portrait de Mademoiselle V.G.
Venezia Bella, Regina del Mare, 1893
Woman in a Pink Dress, 1898, pastel
Young Girls Watching an Open Air Theatre, 1909, oil
Venecia, 1892
Woman with Vase
Woamn Resting, c1904, oil
Riverie, pastel
Women Reading, 1922, oil
Two Women, 1922, oil
1908, pastel
Young Beauty with Flowers
Young Woman with a Rose, oil
Head of a Woman
Young Girl in Hat, 1922, oil
Young Girl in the Garden, 1921, oil
The Young Violinist
Portrait of a Woman
Young Woman with Violet Flowers, 1910
La Musa, 1892, oil
Portrait of Paul Verlaine, 1892
Portrait of Jules Case
Portrait of Dr.Michaux, 1895, oilSponsored Links
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