Tulips and Statuettes 1919

"Tulips and Statuettes" is an oil painting by Édouard Vuillard, a leading artist of the Nabis movement, created in 1919. The work depicts a still life arrangement of a vase of tulips, statuettes and a book, set against the background of a room in Vuillard's apartment. Vuillard's work is known for its muted palette, flattened perspective, and bold brushwork. This painting exemplifies his signature style, emphasizing the flatness of the composition and the decorative qualities of the subject. The muted colours and soft outlines create a serene and intimate atmosphere, drawing viewers into the artist's personal world.