by Pierre Bonnard, who died on January 23, 1947, at 79 years of age. You can see more of his work at WikiArt at this link.
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Tuesday, January 26, 2021
Leaning Woman with Dog and Still Life
Leaning Woman with Dog and Still Life (1917)
by Pierre Bonnard, who died on January 23, 1947, at 79 years of age. You can see more of his work at WikiArt at this link.
Please join me in sharing a drink-related post and joining me at the T Stands for Tuesday blogger gathering.
by Pierre Bonnard, who died on January 23, 1947, at 79 years of age. You can see more of his work at WikiArt at this link.
Please join me in sharing a drink-related post and joining me at the T Stands for Tuesday blogger gathering.
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Beautiful painting. Happy T Day, Valerie
ReplyDeletePerfect scene. She's able to have her coffee and enjoy the peace and quiet of the house before everyone else wakes up.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting! She looks so restful and I love the halo of light around her head 😀. Wishing you a Happy T Tuesday! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDelete...I have always enjoyed still lifes and this is a lovely one.
ReplyDeleteI cannot decide if the lady in the painting is lovingly looking at the dog or is she napping at the table after a bad night's sleep, hoping that the coffee will wake her up ... I also at first glance thought the dog looked a lot like a wombat, but then again I've been watching far too many videos from the wombat rescue in Australia. (lol)
ReplyDeleteWe have a special love of wombats here. That and Tasmanian devils. We'll make this one a wombat ;)
DeleteWhat a beautiful painting ~ so serene ~ Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting and so appropriate for the T-Gang. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteYou always come up with the most incredible paintings. This one is stunning. So glad the "still life" includes a cup of coffee or tea. Thanks for this great art work and links you shared for T this Tuesday, dear friend.
ReplyDeletesuch a poignant painting. I have done this so many times with each of the dogs I've had to comfort them if they weren't well or recuperating from a surgery...I do miss having one now.
ReplyDeleteHappy T day!
Such a lovely painting.
ReplyDeleteHappy T Day :)
All the best Jan
Thanks for introducing me to an artist I don't know anything about. This is a great painting, and I linked over to see more. Wow. I am in love with his art. Hope it was a warm and beautiful T day.
ReplyDeleteOh How I love Bonnard's work! I saw them while living near DC... how did he make the dog look so perfect? And capture the gesture of the woman.
ReplyDeleteOH, I like that painting. A moment captured. :)
ReplyDeleteThere are many odd things about that painting like the way the light falls and the odd-looking dog. But still, it draws you in to ponder them.
ReplyDeleteHappy T-day! Eileen
Oh! Imagine starting the day in such way! Although by choice I would have a cat a dog would make me smile too! A very belated Happy T day, Chrisx
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