Gardens at Giverny, from Monet to Bonnard

Composed, like a huge bouquet of about a hundred paintings, drawings, prints and photographs by Impressionist and Nabi artists, the show is a refreshing, inspiring evocation rather than a discourse on the construction of gardens.

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by Marie-Laure Castelnau

The thematic and chronological exhibition focuses on what gardens meant to artists from Renoir to Monet , Édouard Vuillard to Pierre Bonnard , their complementary or contrasting visions and their influences. The works, mostly from French museums and private collections, respond to each other around poetic themes like “indecisive spaces”, “absences”, “musings” and “games and squares”. Read more

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