Valadon, Suzanne

Explore Suzanne Valadon giclée prints, starting with The Blue Room. This collection also includes The Circus 1889, a work attributed to Valadon whose authorship remains disputed. Each product page lists its available materials and sizes. Read our guide to giclée prints for help choosing paper or canvas.

About Suzanne Valadon

Suzanne Valadon (1865–1938) was a French artist whose career developed in the artistic circles of Montmartre. Before establishing herself as a painter, she worked as an artists’ model, including for Renoir and Toulouse-Lautrec. Drawing and painting became her own means of exploring the people and world around her.

The human figure holds a central place in Valadon’s work. She painted women and men with a directness that challenged conventional idealization, developing an independent approach rather than aligning herself closely with a single movement. Her portraits and figure paintings remain an important part of her artistic legacy.