Garden at Vaucresson 1936
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Édouard Vuillard's "Garden at Vaucresson" (1936) is a captivating portrayal of a lush garden. The painting depicts a woman in a pink gown standing amidst a vibrant array of flowers and foliage, with a house in the background. Vuillard, known for his masterful use of color and atmospheric effects, captures the serene beauty of the garden through bold brushstrokes and a unique color palette, drawing the viewer into this tranquil outdoor scene. The painting is a prime example of Vuillard's Impressionist-inspired style and his fascination with domestic interiors and gardens. The "Garden at Vaucresson" is currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
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