Lilia Khusainova
Quiz "Pets and their cubs"
The age of the children is middle preschool.
Target: Consolidate children's knowledge of wild and domestic animals and birds, their cubs, Consolidate children's knowledge about their lives. Raise the desire to learn as much as possible about the life of the wild animals. Develop logical thinking.
Material: paintings depicting wild and domestic animals and birds, them cubs, pictures for the game "Who lives where?"(with the image of a cloud, a reservoir, a forest and a barn, chips, prizes, emblems and a microphone.
Lesson progress:
caregiver: Guys! Today I am a newspaper correspondent "ALGA". Who is a correspondent? (children's answers). Correctly! A correspondent is a person who writes an article for a newspaper. You are experts in nature (team of children of 10 people). I want to talk to you about domestic and wild animals, about them cubs in the form of a quiz. What quiz? (children's answers). Correctly! Quiz is a game of answering questions: I will ask you questions and you will answer. Just let's agree that you will not shout and answer all together, in unison, but simply raise your hand. I will bring the microphone to you and you will answer the question. This is so that I can record your answers on a tape recorder. And then we will publish a newspaper about our quiz. Deal? Good! For each correct answer, I will give you a chip. Whoever collects the most chips is the winner of our quiz.
1. Competition "Guess the riddle animal» .
Exercise: Solve riddles about pets.
1. He has four legs,
In the paws - tsap-scratches
A pair of sensitive ears
He is a thunderstorm for all mice. (Cat).
2. She walks through the meadows,
Milk brings us.
Chewing grass day and night
Yes, she lives in a barn (Cow).
3. Look how beautiful I am:
Nice tail and mane.
Tsok-tsok - hooves are knocking.
Don't you want to ride (Horse).
4. He is friends with the owner,
He guards the house.
Lives under the porch
And a ring tail.
(Dog).
2. Competition "Answer the questions".
Exercise: Answer the questions.
Correspondent: Our readers want to know a little about the animals, their cubs. They sent you questions.
1. What are the names of the children of a cow, horse, dog, cat? (calves, foals, puppies, kittens).
2. How can you affectionately name children animals(calf, puppy, kitten, etc.)
3. What parts of the body do pets you know?
4. What is the body covered with animals?
3. Competition "Gather the Children".
In the hands of each child are cards with the image of adults animals. And on the table are squats with the image of cubs.
Correspondent: Long time ago everyone animals: both wild and households lived peacefully and amicably. They always worked and played together. And once they decided to go with the children on an excursion to the forest. The kids were very satisfied: they ran, frolicked, were interested in everything. Mothers held their children by their paws so that they would not get lost in the forest. But when they came to a forest clearing, they let the children go somersaulting. The kids happily dispersed across the clearing and that's it. mixed up: it was not clear where the bear cub was, and where the hare, where the fox cub, and where the wolf cub. The parents got worried. Children, help them figure out where whose child is.
Exercise: Find and name baby of that animal which is in the hands of the child.
The children are doing the task.
Questions for children:
1. What is your animal?
2. Which of cubs it will call?
Children's answers: For example, I have a cow, she will call the calf.
4. Physical Minute.
"Kitty" (psycho-speech gymnastics)
Exercise: improvisation of movements kitties: squat down, pat on stomach, stand up, stretch and pat yourself on stomach.
“And now we will turn into cats. Turn around yourself and turn into a cat!”
The cat sat under a bush,
Cheese ate a piece,
The cat got up, stretched,
Her fur unfurled.
5. Competition "Name your parents. : dad and mom.
Found cubs in the hands of children.
Correspondent: So we found all the kids. Named them. What are their parents' names?
Exercise: Name the father and mother of this cub.
Questions for children:
1. Who are you?
2. What are the names of father and mother?
Children's answers:
For example, I have a calf. Dad is a bull and mom is a cow.
6. Competition "Who's screaming?"
Correspondent: When parents were looking for their babies, they screamed for them his: someone mumbled, and someone meowed.
Questions:
1. Who mumbled? (cow).
2. Who grunted? (pig).
3. Who meowed? (cat).
4. Who whinnied? (horse).
5. Who barked? (dog).
6. Quacked who? (duck).
7. Who was laughing? (goose).
8. Who cackled? (chicken).
7. D / game "Who eats what?"
On the tables are plates with seeds, grass, leaves, oat grains, bread crumbs and vegetables. Among the plates there are sweets.
Exercise: children should choose food for each pet and bird.
Questions: What does a cow eat? Can we give her some hay? What does the horse eat? Pig? Cat?
8. Drawing "Food for chickens and ducklings"
Exercise: children draw grains and worms on trays with semolina with their fingers.
9. Game "Who lives where?".
On the tables of the children are cards depicting a cloud, a reservoir, a forest and a barn (corral, cards depicting animals, birds and water animals.
Exercise: Distribute all animals and birds locally a habitat: birds - on the cloud, pets - in the barn, wild animals in the forest, aquatic inhabitants - in the reservoir.
Questions:
1. Who lives in your forest? In a pond? In the barn? Flying in the sky?
10. Competition "Collect a picture".
Envelopes with split pictures are on the children's tables. The pictures show animals.
Exercise: Assemble a picture and name animal, which turned out.
11. Summing up and awarding the winners.
Related publications:
"Domestic Animals and Their Cubs". Synopsis of GCD on the development of speech Municipal budgetary preschool educational institution « Kindergarten No. 3 "" Pets and their cubs ". (N.O.D. Development.
Synopsis of the GCD "Pets and their cubs""Pets and their cubs" The purpose of the GCD: To form ideas about domestic animals, to recognize, name and distinguish the features of the external.
Integrated lesson "Pets and their cubs" Objectives: To teach children to distinguish between adult animals and their cubs; To promote the development of a sound culture of speech: the pronunciation of onomatopoeia.
The course of the immediate educational activities The teacher shows the children slides depicting domestic animals: a cow with a calf.
Synopsis of the GCD on the development of speech "Pets and their cubs" (second junior group) Purpose: Enrichment of active vocabulary on this topic. Tasks: 1. Learn to name pets and their cubs, build sentences with.
1825 The French port town of La Rochelle, 20 km from which the construction of the legendary Fort Boyar continues, is preparing to meet the winter. November has come to an end. In the family of wine merchant Theodor Bouguereau and his wife Maria Bonin today significant event. On this day a man will be born whose name will be at the head of french painting until the very end of the 19th century.
William Bouguereau
William became the second child in the family. Already in lower grades At school, his notebooks were filled with all sorts of drawings and sketches, which could not go unnoticed not only by classmates, but by the whole family of William. Obviously, the boy developed a passion. Theodore Bouguereau's affairs were not going well at that time. in the best way. Business did not flourish, because of this, financial difficulties arose and, as a result, quarrels. It was decided to send the children to relatives. One of these guardian relatives was the priest of the church of St. Etienne, 27-year-old uncle Yuzhen. It was to him that a talented boy came. Yuzhen instilled in the young artist an interest in philosophy, literature and mythology. Here, William also got acquainted with religious themes, without even imagining that the aesthetic foundation formed in this way would strike like a thunderbolt on the fine arts not only of France, but of the whole world. In 1839 the boy entered college. And five years later, the 19-year-old boy was expected by the first creative success. Despite the fact that William was the youngest in the group, he was able to portray St. Roch best of all, for which he was awarded the "Best history painting". Even then, the young talent dreamed of Paris, namely high school fine arts. Undoubtedly, clever Wil had every chance of successful admission, but he needed money. Seeing such a significant goal in front of him, he earned what, perhaps, he knew how to do best. Portraits of parishioners of the church and drawings of labels for jams did not serve the best tool to reveal the full potential of the artist, but so William gradually approached his dream.
Graduate School of Fine Arts
Citadel French classicism she spawned bohemia for fine arts for 175 years and to this day is an indicator of prestige. William Bouguereau became one of the best students here. In addition to school, he attended courses in the history of costume, studied archeology and took part in anatomical dissections. It was during this period that Bouguereau's skills were finally formed academic painting. And in 1850, the young artist again expected success.
"Zinovia, found on the banks of the Araks"
The painting "Zenovia found on the banks of the Araxes" became the intermediate result of Bouguereau's painstaking work and allowed him to win the Rome Prize. Bouguereau received a grant for a year of study in Italy.
Villa Medici
The majestic Villa Medici has become a new haven for young genius. Here William came into contact with all the splendor classical art, got acquainted with the works of such great masters as Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael. But for some reason, only the works of the latter aroused cathartic experiences in William. And, as a result, a copy of Raphael's fresco "The Triumph of Galatea" became the main result of the artist's internship. Rumor has it that here William showed interest in some occult sciences, such as alchemy, numerology and even spiritualism. And people inclined to mysticism are still looking for secret meaning in Bouguereau's signature, which after a trip to Italy changed from the traditional "Bouguereau" to the Latin version of her spelling "Bovgvereav".
After the artist returned to Paris, his popularity grew at a disastrous rate. And two years later, the talented painter married Marie-Nellie Monchablo. She bore him five children.
"Woman from Chervar and her child"
William didn't stop for a moment. Early in the morning he came to his studio, had a snack on eggs at noon, quenched his thirst with a glass of water, and left home after midnight. It seemed to work at night too. People wondered: "Where does Monsieur Bouguereau find time for new ideas?" Eternal dissatisfaction with himself and a manic thirst to improve his skills have secured him the nickname "Sisyphus of the 19th century." Bouguereau was compared to Rembrandt. It was said that Rembrandt captured the soul of old age, while Bouguereau captured the soul of youth. Excellent knowledge of anatomy human body, paranoid attention to detail, amazingly selected tones - all this made the paintings of William Bouguereau insanely realistic.
But a few years later, a series of tragedies occurred in his life. Within a short time, three of his five children perished. And after them, Marie-Nellie, Bouguereau's wife. This could not but affect creativity. Such canvases as The Virgin of Consolation and The Pieta appeared, whose depressing images expressed all the grief and severity of the loss.
"Pieta"
"Maid of Comfort"
Classical plots continued to personify the work of, perhaps, the main painter of the country at that time. But nudity female bodies and idleness caused discontent among many. Bouguereau was accused of debauchery and excessive eroticism of the paintings. Talked about corruption younger generation. And such allegorical symbols, such as, for example, a broken jug, meaning lost innocence, kindled the flame of criticism even more. But the work continued, and already in 1881 the French government transferred Bouguereau administrative control of the annual Paris Salon.
"Broken Jug"
In 1896, almost 20 years after the death of Marie-Nelli, William Bouguereau married a second time. New chosen one the artist was his own student Elizabeth Jane Gardner. A capable girl left painting and devoted herself entirely to her husband, helping him in organizational and administrative matters. Bouguereau, it would seem, found the long-awaited peace of mind. But unfortunately fate outstanding master prepared another heavy blow for him. Something happened that allowed many people to talk seriously about the curse. Died of tuberculosis last son William. He became the fourth dead child in the family.
"Oreads"
William Bouguereau outlived almost all of his children. Asthenic moods and accumulated fatigue made themselves felt. The artist began to age rapidly. Addiction to alcohol and smoking had a detrimental effect on the heart, and in 1905 the country said goodbye to the brilliant creator. He died in the same place where he was born, in the city of La Rochelle at the age of 79, leaving behind eternal memory in the form of their masterpieces.
"Nymphs and Satyr"
Meanwhile, entering new Age, France, like all of Europe, has changed the vector of views on art. With the advent of modernism, everyone forgot about the exceptional William Bouguereau, including his students, among whom, by the way, was the notorious Henri Matisse. Bouguereau's canvases were consigned to oblivion, and his name was subjected to harsh criticism. The world managed to see two world wars, while the work of one of the most talented artists throughout the history of painting gathering dust in attics and basements. Until 1980, one could only find small black-and-white images of his paintings, and even then only in godforsaken reference books.
"Prayer"
Fortunately, such works could not disappear just like that. In 1984, with the support of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in Paris, the first retrospective exhibition of Bouguereau was organized. Most of the master's works were collected. Visitors, who were looking forward to touching the masterpieces of academicism, knew little about the artist himself. For those people who were not familiar with the painting of the Frenchman at all, what they saw was a real revelation. The show was successful. After that, Bouguereau's paintings were seen in Canada and the USA. Many of the canvases had to be restored, after all, almost a whole century had passed, and the places in which they were stored were far from being drawn to the gallery. But they returned, and their return was triumphant.
Today, the struggle for painting Bouguereau is not only between wealthy collectors, but also between the richest museums in the world. His paintings are inspiring. An example of this is the Givenchy fashion house. In 2013, brand designer Ricardo Tisci admitted that the work of the French artist inspired him to create an entire collection. Significantly altered fragments of "Pieta" and "Madonna of the Lilies" adorned some shirts, bombers and T-shirts.
Bouguereau, Bouguereau ( William Adolphe Bouguereau) William Adolf, french painter, the largest representative of salon academic painting. Born November 30, 1825 in La Rochelle. Studied painting at the Royal School of Fine Arts. After finishing school, I received Grand Prize- a trip to Italy. On his return from Rome, for some time he painted frescoes in the style Italian Renaissance in the houses of the French bourgeoisie. Having collected the necessary capital, he finally devoted himself to his favorite business - academic painting. Bouguereau's career as an academic painter was quite successful, the artist enjoyed the recognition and favor of critics and exhibited his paintings in the annual Parisian salons for more than fifty years. At the exhibitions of the Paris Salon of 1878 and 1885 he was awarded the highest award- Gold medal as the best painter of the year in France.
The paintings of William-Adolf Bouguereau on historical, mythological, biblical and allegorical subjects were carefully composed and painstakingly written out, down to the smallest detail.
Youth of Bacchus, 1884
Most famous canvases painter - "The Triumph of the Martyr", 1854; "Oreads", 1857; "The Birth of Venus", 1879; "Nymphs and Satyr", 1881; The Youth of Bacchus, 1884. Bouguereau also painted murals and portraits. Bouguereau opposed the exhibition of the Impressionists' work in the Parisian salons, considering their paintings simply unfinished sketches.
After his death and a period of oblivion of his work, Bouguereau's work was appreciated. contemporary critics, as a significant contribution to the development of the genre of academic painting. A major retrospective exhibition of Bouguereau's work opened in Paris in 1984 and has since been shown in Montreal, Hartford and New York.
William Adolphe Bouguereau died on August 19, 1905 in his hometown of La Rochelle.
During his life Bouguereau painted 826 paintings. The most famous of them are "The Birth of Venus", "Dante and Virgil in Hell", "Girl Knitting", "Shepherdess", "Dance", etc.
Born in 1825 in La Rochelle in a family of wine and olive merchants. He seemed destined to continue the family business, but thanks to his uncle Eugene, a priest who taught him classical biblical stories Bouguereau went to high school. There he immediately discovered his artistic talent. His father was persuaded to send his son to the school of fine arts in Bordeaux. There Bouguereau was awarded the first prize for the image of St. Roch. To earn money, he created labels for jams and preserves.
He studied at the Paris School of Fine Arts, in 1850 he was awarded the Rome Prize for the painting "Zenobia found on the banks of the Araxes." His paintings on mythological subjects and genre works in the style of realism were very popular in France XIX century. At that time, he was even considered one of the greatest masters of painting in the world. In 1900, Edgar Degas and Claude Monet allegedly said that in 2000 Bouguereau would be called the greatest French artist XIX century. His paintings, despite high prices, were snapped up briskly, especially by wealthy Americans.
At the beginning of the 20th century, the popularity of William Bouguereau quickly waned - partly because of his sharp rejection of impressionism, partly because of the increased interest in modernism. Now interest in the artist's work is growing again. Among the pupils of Bouguereau's studio, in particular, Henri Matisse, Othon Fries, Edmund Tull, Gustave Jaquet, Paul Chabas.
http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bouguereau 
Self-portrait. 1879
Dante and Virgil in Hell, 1850 
Remorse of Orestes. 1862 
Girl resisting Cupid
1880
Nymphs and Satyr, 1873 
Invasion
1892
Birth of Venus, 1879 
Queen of angels. 1900 
Rapture.1897 
Soul in Heaven.1878 
Lullaby. 1875 
Nice burden. 1895 
Relaxation. 1879 
Difficult lesson. 1834 
Holy family. 1863 
Madonna in roses. 1903 
Madonna in Lilies. 1899 
Flagellation of Jesus Christ. 1880 
Lamentation for Christ. 1876 
Prayer. 1867 
Homer and his guide. 1874 
Our Lady of Consolation. 1875 
Madonna and angels 
Mercy. 1878 
Motherland. 1883
November 30 celebrates 191 years since the birth of one of my favorite artists Adolphe William Bouguereau (Bouguereau)
Amazing artist!
His style of criticism is defined as romantic realism - as a romantic, he showed passions, a stopped moment of emotions and feelings, and as a realist, he painted from nature and reproduced the appearance of his models from photographic accuracy.
Adolphe William Bouguereau was born on November 30, 1825 in France, the second of eight children. The father of the future artist was an entrepreneur, but things were not going well for him, and therefore the parents were forced to give their children to the care of relatives. Took custody of young William younger brother his father, Eugene Bouguereau, a young priest of 27 years old. It was the uncle who did the most for the growing artist: he instilled in him a love for literature, instilled sincere faith and, most importantly, supported his nephew's artistic endeavors.
Portrait of Eugene Bouguereau.
When William was 17 years old, his father took his son to him, in the hope that the offspring would follow in his footsteps and become engaged in trade and commerce. But the young Bouguereau flatly refused - he did not see himself as anyone but an artist. Through quarrels and disputes, a compromise was found - in the morning and in the evening, William Bouguereau studied at the School of Fine Arts of Bordeaux, and spent the day at work in his father's shop.
Most likely, Theodor Bouguereau, the artist's father, wanted to force his son to change his mind in this way. But you can't hide talent. In 1844, at the age of 19, Adolphe William Bouguereau wins first prize for historical picture, bypassing the students, who, unlike the bound obligations to Father Bouguereau, attended classes in full.
(she tried to find this painting, for which he received a prize - but apart from the fact that Saint Roch was depicted on it, she did not find out anything ... sadness)
The success of his father's son did not make him happy - the young Bouguereau, realizing that he was capable of art, rushed to Paris, and Bouguereau Sr., realizing that the obstinate offspring was fleeing from his parental wing, firmly declared - no money, no Paris. Karoch, sit in Bordeaux on the priest evenly and trade!
To earn at least a little, Bouguereau created labels for jams and preserves. But Paris was still not enough. Then Uncle Eugene came to the aid of his sad nephew. He quickly brought clients to the novice artist and William Bouguereau painted portraits for a small fee, and then, having saved up 900 francs, he quickly left for Paris.
In Paris, Bouguereau developed his art, studying at the School of Fine Arts, survived as best he could, received prizes and awards, and in general, he was probably very happy - his favorite thing warmed the young man's soul. And I must say, Bouguereau was very confident in himself - having come to the School, he immediately began to send his work for the Rome Prize - 4000 francs and a business trip to Rome were a prize.
Luck smiled on Bouguereau in 1850. 
Zenobia on the banks of the Araks
I will not spray, who is Zenobia, read it yourself))
I can only say that the most amazing thing in this picture is the transmitted movement. Bouguereau was an expert in anatomy. Particularly noteworthy is the naked young man, whom Bouguereau showed at the moment when he raised himself on his hands to climb the wall.
SHEDEEVER!!!
In Italy, William Bouguereau studied paintings Italian artists Middle Ages and Renaissance. One of the paintings that Bouguereau sent to Paris from Italy was Dante and Virgil in Hell. 
Bouguereau here showed unthinkable expression and naturalism - so that the viewer does not doubt the reality of those cruel forces that reign in Hell. But Paris did not appreciate Bouguereau's efforts, and Bouguereau did not return to the theme of fear and horror, at least on such a scale that in this picture, Bouguereau did not return.
Upon his return from Italy, William Bouguereau marries Marie-Nelli Monchablo. She bore him five children. From this moment on, the theme of motherhood, children, brothers and sisters, relations between family members becomes - not only the main one, but one of the main ones.
Young mother watching her sleeping baby
William Bouguereau was a real workaholic - creativity was for him both relaxation and the most demanding work. Eternal dissatisfaction with himself and a manic thirst to improve his skills have secured him the nickname "Sisyphus of the 19th century."
In 1864, Bouguereau turns to a new genre for himself - nude - and presents his first work: "The Bather". 
But white stripe From admirers and successes at exhibitions, a black streak changes in his personal life: in 1866, his daughter Jane passes away. In 1875, due to illness, the eldest son of Bouguereau, Georges, died. The boy was only 16 years old. In the spring of 1877, after a difficult birth, the artist's 40-year-old wife, Nelly, died, followed by her unborn son Maurice. Depression and grief pushed the artist to religious themes. This is how one of Bouguereau's most penetrating paintings, Pieta, is born. 
Pieta
Another painting on a religious theme is the Beating of Christ. It was from this picture that my acquaintance with Bouguereau began. I can't bring it here. 
In December 1877, Bouguereau met the American Elizabeth Jane Gardner, who became his first student and lover. Marriage was opposed eldest daughter artist Henrietta and his mother, but William and Elizabeth secretly married in May 1879. Officially, they were able to announce their marriage only in 1896. 
Mademoiselle Elizabeth Gardner.
Elisabeth helped her brilliant husband in his work and was the only one who painted in the style of Bouguereau. William seemed to have finally found the long-awaited peace of mind, but, unfortunately, fate was cruel. The last son died of tuberculosis. He became the fourth dead child in the family.
William Bouguereau outlived almost all of his children. Experienced sorrows and accumulated fatigue began to make themselves felt. The artist began to age rapidly. In 1905, William Bouguereau, as if sensing the approach of the end, returned to native city La Rochelle, where he dies on August 19 at the age of 79. 
Equality before death. 1848
A new age has come. Henri Matisse, one of Bouguereau's students, and other young artists rejected academism with its calibrated beauty, and the modern era came.
Bouguereau was forgotten. Many of his canvases, which even during the life of the artist were criticized for excessive eroticism and nudity, gathered dust in warehouses, attics and closed living rooms of collectors.
There were two world wars, and in 1984 Bouguereau's canvases waited for their finest hour. - the first retrospective exhibition of Bouguereau was organized in Paris. Most of the master's works were collected (there were 862 in total during the life of the master).
For many, this exhibition was a revelation. long gone lovely women, direct children and driven by the wind and passions, mythological satyrs and nymphs were presented to the audience of the twentieth century.
Bouguereau returned and his return was triumphant. 
Oreads.
Thank you all for your attention.
Well, exile - who suddenly became interested in this artist
http://gallerix.ru/storeroom/73167723/ - there are sooooo many of his works here
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opere_di_William-Adolphe_Bouguereau - and here they are indicated by year, though the images are not presented everywhere and plus on Italian page:)
William-Adolphe Bouguereau, French painter, the largest representative of the salon academic painting.
Nowadays, interest in forgotten artist is growing. A major retrospective exhibition of his work opened in Paris in 1984 and has since been shown in Montreal, Hartford and New York.
William Bouguereau
This French painter is considered the largest representative salon academism. The thoroughness of the expositions on biblical, allegorical, mythological and historical plots unusually accurate. painstakingly discharged the smallest details and every detail has been taken into account. During his lifetime, William Bouguereau created over 800 great picturesque paintings and made a rich contribution to the creation and development of such a genre in art as academic painting.
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Self Portrait
Adolphe-William Bouguereau (Bouguereau) saw the light in November 1825 in ordinary family dealers in olives and wine, in the French town of La Rochelle. It seemed that he was destined by fate to continue the glorious traditions of the family business. But thanks to a relative - the priest Uncle Eugene, the boy had the opportunity to study. AT high school future talent brilliant artist quickly noticed. Further education William continued in Bordeaux, at the Royal School of Art. To pay for his studies, he worked as an accountant for a local winemaker, drawing labels and labels for a grocer.
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Temptation (1880) Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Temptation
After graduating, Bouguereau created portraits for some time and painted frescoes, walls in the homes of wealthy bourgeois. Having accumulated the necessary initial capital, William was able to devote himself entirely to his favorite business - classical painting. The career of the artist was successful and very successful. He enjoyed the condescension of critics and respect among connoisseurs of art. Annual Parisian salons exhibited his paintings for more than fifty years. Twice (in 1885 and 1878) the artist was awarded the title of the best painter of the year in France.
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Adolphe-William Bouguereau - Book of Fairy Tales 1877, LACMA, Los Angeles
Adolphe William Bouguereau: The Penitent
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Penitent
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Portrait of Madame Orly-Raider 1900
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Adolphe-William Bouguereau - Portrait of the Countess of Cambacérès 1895. 121 x 90 cm Museum of Art, Seattle
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Adolphe William Bouguereau - Veil 1898. 114 x 80 cm. Private collection
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Adolphe William Bouguereau - A Hard Lesson (1884) 98 x 66 cm, private collection
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Storm 1874, 91 x 50 cm, Private collection
Adolphe William Bouguereau: The Shepherdess 1873
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Shepherdess 1873
Adolphe William Bouguereau
Adolphe William Bouguereau
Adolphe William Bouguereau: La Petite Ophelie
Adolphe William Bouguereau
Adolphe William Bouguereau: The Nut Gatherers (1882)
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Gabrielle Cot 1890
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Little Apprentice 1868
Before starting work on the next masterpiece, Bouguereau carefully and completely studied the history of the subject, made numerous sketches. And only then he began to create a canvas. His paintings, especially on mythological subjects, were very popular in France in the 19th century. The Greatest Master painting, William Bouguereau, in addition to talent, also possessed kindness and compassion. He willingly did charity work, was a sponsor for many young talented artists. Among his pupils are such illustrious, famous masters like Gustave Jacquet, Henri Matisse, Paul Chabas, Othon Fries, Pierre Cote and many others.
Adolphe William Bouguereau: William Bouguereau FemmeAuCoquillage 1885Large
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Evening Mood (1882) National Museum of Art, Havana, Cuba
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Adolphe William Bouguereau - Cupid and Psyche 1899
Adolphe William Bouguereau: William Bouguereau - Oreads 1902
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Nymphs and Saytr Nymphs and Satyr (1873) Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown
Dante et Virgile au Enfers
Dante and Virgil in Hell 1850
Adolphe William Bouguereau
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Adolphe William Bouguereau - Girl and Cupid (1880) Raleigh Museum of Art, Northern California
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Adolphe William Bouguereau - The Birth of Venus (1879) 300 x 218 cm, Musée d'Orsay, Paris
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Le Baiser 1863
Adolphe William Bouguereau: The Kiss 1863
Adolphe William Bouguereau: First Discords (Cain and Abel) 1861
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Baigneuse 1870
Adolphe William Bouguereau
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Laurore
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Glaneuse 1894
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Adolphe-William Bouguereau - Bather. 1864. 166 x 103 cm Art Museum, Ghent
Adolphe William Bouguereau
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Biblis-hi
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Bacchante 1862
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Adolphe William Bouguereau - Flora and Zephyr (1875) Mulhouse Museum of Art, France
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Adolphe William Bouguereau - Seated Bather (1884) 116 x 89 cm, Clark Williamstown Museum of Art, Massachusetts
Adolphe William Bouguereau: La jeunesse de Bacchus right dt
Adolphe William Bouguereau: The Flagellation of Christ Flagellation of Jesus Christ (1880) Cathedral of de La Rocheelle
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Regina Angelorum
Adolphe William Bouguereau
Adolphe William Bouguereau: CU204-PRising-Bouguereau
Adolphe William Bouguereau: The Virgin and Angels Playing Music (1881, Museum at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale)
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Adolphe William Bouguereau. The Nymphaeum (1878) The Haggin Museum, Stockton, California
Adolphe William Bouguereau: Esmeralda
