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Die Terrasse in Vernonnet

1939
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1912 kaufte Bonnard ein Haus in Vernonnet in der Nähe Vernons, das er bis 1939 als Motiv für seine Bilder verwendete. In diesem großen, lebhaft bunten Spätwerk sehen wir eine schattige Ecke der ungleichmäßig geformten erhobenen Terrasse, die das Haus umgab. Seltsamerweise stehen die drei weiblichen Figuren weniger im Mittelpunkt als der dicke Baumstamm. Ein Geländer deutet die Treppe an, die in den darunter ausladenden Garten führt. Die Terrasse dient als Bühne, während der Garten sich dahinter wie ein Vorhang erhebt.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Titel: Die Terrasse in Vernonnet
  • Künstler: Pierre Bonnard, Franzose, 1867–1947
  • Datum: 1939
  • Medium: Öl auf Leinwand
  • Dimensionen: 148 x 194,9 cm
  • Anerkennung: Schenkung von Florence J. Gould, 1968
  • Akzession Nr.: 68.1
  • Curatorial Department: Modern and Contemporary Art

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