Pierre Bonnard (1867-1943) developed a very personal style of painting as he progressed in his artistic career. Early on, as a member of the group of painter-printmakers who called themselves The Nabis his work was influenced by his peers, as well as by Japanese arts. Patterns and large areas of flat color alternate to create compositions that reduce space to a variety of planes. Bonnard’s output as a printmaker is limited, but continued throughout his life. High points are his early black and white lithographs, color lithograph for a handful of now famous posters in the early 1890s, and color lithographs which he mostly created for the famous Parisian dealer Ambroise Vollard.
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Album d'Estampes Originales de la Galerie Vollard (original French title) Printed in four colors on thin wove paper; to the sheet edges at the top ...
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Rue Vue d'En Haut (original French title) References: Roger-Marx 60; Bouvet 62.Edition of 100.Published by Ambroise Vollard, for the series "Quelqu...
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References: Bouvet 30; Roger-Marx 32.Published by "La Revue Blanche", printed by Edward Ancourt.Printed in four colors.
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Place Clichy (original French title) Reference: Bouvet 88.Edition of 100.
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