Côté jardin. De Monet à Bonnard

Côté jardin. De Monet à Bonnard : Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947) Le Jardin, 1945 Huile sur toile, 63,5 x 53 cm Saint-Claude, musée de l’Abbaye / Donations Guy Bardone - René Genis, legs Guy Bardone, 2016, 2016.3.3    Côté jardin. De Monet à Bonnard : Édouard Vuillard (1868-1940) Fillette au cerceau, vers 1891 Huile sur carton, 21,5 x 17,5 cm Collection particulière   


The exhibition


In Giverny, the Impressionists and Nabis confront their vision of gardens. Bonnard, who loves frenzied and vibrant light, plays a major role in his new illustration of the theme. He approached abstract painting: the near and the far merge, the exterior and the lived space become one, the colour field is autonomous. Large coloured patches stand out, and the eye travels through the entire space of the canvas. Vibrant and liberated, the colours, as with Vuillard, live their own life.

Extrait de l'article de Christian Noorbergen publié dans le N°97 de la revue Art Absolument.

When


01/04/2021 - 01/11/2021
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