Pierre Bonnard
1867–1947 · French · 30 artworks
IntimismPost-ImpressionismLes NabisJaponismIntimate domestic scenesVibrant color palettesSubjective perspectiveAsymmetrical compositionUse of pattern and texture
artist bio
Pierre Bonnard was a French painter, printmaker, and founding member of the Post-Impressionist group Les Nabis. Known for his intimate domestic scenes and vibrant color palettes, Bonnard captured the beauty of everyday life with a unique blend of observation and subjective interpretation.
what you'll learn
Studying Bonnard's work allows students to explore the use of color to evoke emotion and create atmosphere, as well as how to capture intimate moments in everyday life. Students can also learn about composition and how to create a sense of depth and space in their paintings.
related: Edouard Vuillard, Henri Matisse, Suzanne Valadon
30 artworks
Norman Earthenware (also known as A Pot from Rouen)
1910
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Interior
1913
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Girl with a Dog in the Park at Grand Lemps (also known as Dauphine)
1900
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The Window
1925
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A Plate of Figs
1921
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Pot of Flowers
1888
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The Palm
1926
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Claude Terrasse at the Piano
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View of Le Cannet, Roofs
1942
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The workshop with Mimosa
1935
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The Luncheon
1899
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Madame Claude Anet
1910
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Cagnes Landscape
1916
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Landscape with freight train
1909
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Ambroise Vollard
1905
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At Grand Lemps (also known as The Park)
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The Cote d'Azur
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Morning in Paris
1911
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At the Fence
1895
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Landscape at Le Cannet
1938
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The House of Misia Sert
1906
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The Dining Room in the Country
1913
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The Bowl of Milk
1919
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Snowballs
1891
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Joseph Bernheim Jeune and Gaston Bernheim de Villers
1920
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Landscape at Vernon
1915
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Child Eating Cherries
1895
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Still LIfe with Lemons
1918
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Boulevard des Batignolles
1901
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La Place Clichy
1912
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