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Pierre Bonnard: The Late Interiors
January 27, 2009–April 19, 2009
Robert Lehman Wing

This will be the first exhibition to focus entirely on the late interiors and related still-life imagery of Pierre Bonnard (1867–1947). The 75 paintings, drawings, and watercolors on display date from 1923 to 1947; Bonnard spent much of this time in his house in Le Cannet, a hill town in the south of France where the artist settled in 1931 with his wife, model, and muse, Marthe de Méligny. Overlooking the Mediterranean, in a bedroom converted to a studio, Bonnard masterminded the dazzling paintings that we have come to consider his finest—stunning metaphors of daily ritual where raking light and a shimmering palette transform random objects into pulsating color. In looking at Bonnard’s late interiors and still-life paintings, the exhibition will present a deserving reappraisal of the artist in the context of French modernism.

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Pierre Bonnard Exhibit 1/27/2009 to 4/19/2009 Location: Metropolitan Museum of Art Event Information: Pierre Bonnard: The Late Interiors January 27, 2009–April 19, 2009 Robert Lehman Wing This will be the first exhibition to focus entirely on the late interiors and related still-life imagery of Pierre Bonnard (1867–1947). The 75 paintings, drawings, and watercolors on display date from 1923 to 1947; Bonnard spent much of this time in his house in Le Cannet, a hill town in the south of France where the artist settled in 1931 with his wife, model, and muse, Marthe de Méligny. Overlooking the Mediterranean, in a bedroom converted to a studio, Bonnard masterminded the dazzling paintings that we have come to consider his finest—stunning metaphors of daily ritual where raking light and a shimmering palette transform random objects into pulsating color. In looking at Bonnard’s late interiors and still-life paintings, the exhibition will present a deserving reappraisal of the artist in the context of French modernism. Get More Info < NYC Guide to Events		NYC Events Guides • Cultural Guide NYC • Calendar of NY Events • Entertainment Guide • Museum Exhibits • Shows on Broadway • Theater Map