Valloton in Natanson 1897

This painting, "Valloton in Natanson," was created by the French artist Édouard Vuillard in 1897. Vuillard was a key member of the Nabis movement, a group of artists who experimented with color and form. In this piece, Vuillard depicts a scene from everyday life. The painting features a figure, likely Thadée Natanson, sitting and working at a table, while a woman, possibly his wife, stands nearby. The painting is noted for its muted tones, flat planes, and expressive use of brushstrokes. The style of the painting is characteristic of Vuillard's work and reflects the decorative and symbolic qualities of the Nabis movement.