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Berthe Morisot Oil Painting Reproductions
Morisot’s paintings bring you close to their subjects: a mother watching her baby, two women sharing a sofa, a figure turning towards a mirror. Pale fabrics and lively brushwork give these scenes a sense of immediacy. Our Berthe Morisot oil painting reproductions are painted by hand in oils on canvas to order, with advice on choosing a painting, size and frame.
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Morisot paintings
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Choosing your Morisot painting
The Cradle has a concentrated, intimate composition, with the mother’s gaze leading towards the sleeping child. The Sisters offers a wider arrangement, bringing two figures together against patterned upholstery. For a more individual presence, compare the pink clothing of The Pink Dress with the more restrained palette of Portrait of a Woman.
Woman at Her Toilette places greater emphasis on the turned figure, surrounding reflections and freely painted fabric. The Mother and Sister of the Artist gives the room itself more weight, including furniture, flowers and a framed mirror. Think about whether you want a single sitter, an interaction between people or a fuller interior scene.
Size and framing
Morisot’s paintings depend on the relationship between the figures and their surroundings. We recommend retaining the full composition and its original proportions. The listed sizes for our fine art reproductions give you a starting point, or tell us your wall measurements so we can advise and quote for an alternative. Allow additional space for a frame.
Our frames are handmade to order. Choose a frame moulding and colour finish to complement the painting and your room, from antique gold or silver to contemporary painted finishes, including actual Farrow & Ball shades. We can help shortlist suitable combinations.
After discussing suitable sizes and prices, we can prepare a free room mock-up so you can compare the painting’s scale and proposed framing in your own space.
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About Berthe Morisot
French Impressionist painter, 1841–1895
Berthe Morisot was born in Bourges and grew up near Paris. She and her sister Edma studied with private teachers and copied paintings at the Louvre. Working with the landscape painter Camille Corot encouraged them to paint outdoors, and both sisters began exhibiting at the Paris Salon in 1864.
Morisot developed a close artistic exchange with Édouard Manet while pursuing her own approach to modern painting. In 1874 she joined the first Impressionist exhibition. She remained central to the group, participating in seven of its eight exhibitions and helping sustain its activities.
Women and children appear throughout her work, reading, dressing, resting or spending time in gardens and familiar rooms. Family members often posed for her. In The Cradle, her sister Edma watches over her daughter Blanche; the veil and their related gestures bring the figures together. Morisot’s pale colours, visible brushwork and softened edges give these everyday scenes a sense of movement. She continued developing this distinctive approach until her death in 1895.
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For a Morisot painting not shown here, send us its title or a reference image, your preferred size and delivery location. We will assess the reference before preparing a quotation.
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