Intérieur D’auberge, Maquette De Décor Pour ‘la Lépreuse’ 1919

Édouard Vuillard's "Intérieur D’auberge, Maquette De Décor Pour ‘la Lépreuse’" is a 1919 oil painting that depicts a scene from the interior of an inn, specifically designed as a set piece for a play titled "The Leper." Vuillard's style, known as Intimism, is characterized by its intimate portrayal of domestic scenes, often featuring muted colors and loose brushwork. The painting's simple composition, with its emphasis on light and shadow, creates a sense of realism and depth, capturing the atmosphere of a humble inn.