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Untitled (Animals at Play in a Field)
14 X 13 in (35.56 X 33.02 cm)
watercolor and ink on paper
Creation Date: 1893
Signed
Terrasse dans le Midi
26.75 X 28.75 in (67.95 X 73.03 cm)
Medium: oil on canvas
Creation Date: Circa 1925
BOIS EN AUTOMNE
18.11 X 27.95 in (46 X 71 cm)
oil on canvas laid down on panel
Creation Date: Circa 1939
Signed
EN BARQUE
29.13 X 33.46 in (74 X 85 cm)
Medium: oil on canvas
Creation Date: Circa 1907
The Dressing Table , 1908
Oil on canvas
Known for painting light-soaked interiors, nudes and still lives, Pierre Bonnard’s lush canvases echo Claude Monet and Henri Matisse. Bonnard played a central role in Nabis, a group emphasizing the basic aesthetic properties of painting. Describing his method, Bonnard has said, “the principal subject is the surface, which has its color, its laws over and above those of object.” Rather than simply observe and reproduce the world around him, Bonnard sought to instill each picture with, in the words of Nabis colleague Maurice Denis, “a beauty outside nature.” More
View of Le Cannet, 1927
Oil on canvas, decorative panel
The Large Garden, 1895
Oil on canvas
Dancers, 1896
Oil on cardboard
The Work Table, 1926-1937
Oil on canvas
House amoung the Trees ("My Caravan" at Vernonnet), ca. 1918
Oil on canvas
View of the Old Port, Saint-Tropez
Oil on canvas
Nude in an Interior, 1935
Oil on canvas
Acknowledgement: Artsy
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