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Boating (Le Canotage) from Album d’estampes originals de la Galerie Vollard ,

Les Jardin des Tuileries,

Still Life with Orange,

Still Life with Orange was painted during Bernard’s Cloisonnist, or Synthetist, period and exhibits all of the hallmarks of that style. The composition is flattened, the colors are intense and pulsating, and the contours of the still-life elements have been gouged out to create distinct borders between the fields of color. It shows a bold […]

Landscape with Figures-Céret,

Chaïm Soutine painted this landscape in the town of Céret in the French Pyrenees mountains, along with about two hundred other canvases. After returning to Paris at the end of this sojourn, he developed a distaste for his own work and attempted to destroy many of the paintings. Landscape with Figures, which fortunately […]

Two Nymphs at the edge of the pond (Deux Nymphes au bord de l’étang),

Figures at the seaside (Personnages au bord de la mer),

The Spring (La Source),

Portrait of a Young Boy Wearing a Straw Hat,

Born and trained in Toulouse, France, Henri Martin was influenced by Pointillism in the late 1880s. He executed this portrait of an anonymous boy with small, discrete brush strokes in the early 1890s. Martin managed to capture the bleaching effect of the strong, out-of-doors sunlight, which just barely touches the boy’s chin.

The Avenue (L’Avenue) from Landscapes and Interiors (Paysages et Intérieurs),

The Breakfast,

During the late 1800s, Pierre Bonnard was a leading member of the Nabis, a brotherhood of Post-Impressionist artists. The Nabis rejected academic naturalism in favor of heavy outlines and an expressionistic application of color in their paintings. While the Nabis were no longer working together as a group when Bonnard painted The Breakfast, […]