William-Adolphe BOUGUEREAU

William-Adolphe Bouguereau (November 30, 1825 – August 19, 1905) was a French academic painter. William Bouguereau was a traditionalist; in his realistic genre paintings he used mythological themes, making modern interpretations of Classical subjects, with an emphasis on the female human body.

Tobias Saying Farewell to his Father
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Soup
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The Harvester
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Young Shepherdess
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The Bird
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Le Crabe
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The Haymaker
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Mignon
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Washerwomen of Fouesnant
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Maternal Admiration
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Breton Brother and Sister
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Italian Girl Drawing Water
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L'Orage
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The Grape Picker
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Rest
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At the Edge of the Brook
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Song of the Angels
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The Nut Gatherers
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The Little Knitter
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The Difficult Lesson
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Crown
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Big Sister
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Thirst
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The Little Sulk
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Whisperings of Love
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Câlinerie
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Portrait of Gabrielle Cot
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Psyche
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Innocence
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Bacchante
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Not Too Much to Carry
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In Penitence
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A Calling

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Irène
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At The Fountain
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Inspiration
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Sewing
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Head of a Young Girl
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Before the Bath
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Laurel Branch
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Innocence
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L'Italien à la Mandoline
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Portrait of Eva and Frances Johnston
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Study of a Woman for Offering to Love
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