Bonnard intime. Les toilettes de Marthe

MX051930

WRITTEN IN FRENCH

Paintings, drawings, and works on paper illustrating one of the central themes of Bonnard's work: women at their dressing tables, their everyday gestures, and the presence of the body surrounded by interplay of light and color. The exhibition focuses on *L'atelier au mimosa*, a painting...

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Characteristics

Number of pages
192
Artist
Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947)
Dimensions
27 x 22 cm
Reference
MX051930
EAN
9788836665082
Size of the book
Paperback with flap
Publication date
30 juillet 2026
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The work and its artist

Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947)

A major post-impressionist painter of 20th century art, he was at first one of the painters of the Nabis group with whom he remained in friendship throughout his life. However, he developed an independent and unclassifiable work, offering the appearance of simplicity although of a rare complexity, without taking into account the major movements of his time such as cubism or surrealism.