His style bridges the gap between the light touch of the Rococo and the structured clarity of Neoclassicism. In works like "Three Designs for Ceiling or Wall Painting in Neo-Classic Grottesche Style", Bison demonstrates a mastery of the "grottesche" technique, using figures and floral swags. His sketches, such as "Zes zwevende engeltjes met bloemenkransen", show a rapid, confident hand. He used light to define form, often placing figures in dramatic settings like his "Monumental Sculpture in a Moonlit Park".

Bison's work appeals to those who appreciate the technical skill of the Old Masters without the heavy religious weight of earlier eras. His drawings of human figures and architectural studies provide a sophisticated, academic aesthetic for modern interiors. The neutral tones and balanced compositions of his Neoclassical designs suit contemporary rooms. These prints offer a connection to the grand tradition of Italian decorative art through a lens of private, intimate study.