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Pierre
Bonnard
1867 — 1947
All in with color
The workshop with Mimosa, 1935
All in with color
Born on
October 3, 1867
Died on
January 3, 1947
Country of birth
France
movements
Post-Impressionism
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Girl with Parrot
1910
Le Cafe
1915
Bathing Woman, Seen from the Back
1919
The Window
1925
Sleeping woman
1928
The workshop with Mimosa
1935
Nude in an Interior
1935
Dining Room on the Garden
1934-1935
The Big Bath
1937-1939
The Terrace at Vernonnet
1939
1801
Provocative model becomes a transgressive artist
Suzanne Valadon
How to paint music
Wassily Kandinsky
Pierre Bonnard
Printmaker & social activist
Käthe Kollwitz
A Bengali Japanese fusion in watercolor
Gaganendranath Tagore
2000
The artists of
Post-Impressionism
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Vincent Van Gogh — Eloquent writer forges new path in painting
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Paul Gauguin — In search of a lost paradise
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Georges Seurat — A super-craftsman uses color to manipulate our emotions.
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Henri Rousseau — Painting dreams with a child's brush
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Suzanne Valadon — Provocative model becomes a transgressive artist
1865-1938
Emily Carr — Hard-smoking woman documents Canada's native people
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James McNeill Whistler — A lesson in making enemies
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Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec — Too many prostitutes and too much absinth
1864-1901
Amrita Sher-Gil — A woman brings Indian tradition into modernism
1913-1941
Pierre Bonnard — All in with color
1867-1947
Pablo Picasso — The man who ate the world's art
1881-1973
Élisabeth Chaplin — A life's worth of paintings dedicated to Florence
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Ásgrímur Jónsson — Grand Knight of the Icelandic Order of the Falcon
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Grégoire Michonze — No story. Pure poetry.
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