This painting was created during a trip the artist took after winning an honorable mention for his realistic painting of a weaver at his loom. A friend of this painting's artist claimed that it illustrated "in paradoxical, unforgettable form" the definition of a painting as a "flat surface covered with colours assembled in a certain order." This painting was created during a lesson by its artist's mentor, who told him "Is it quite green? Then put on greenÂ… that shadow, is it a bit blue? Don't b
This painting was created during a trip the artist took after winning an honorable mention for his realistic painting of a weaver at his loom. A friend of this painting's artist claimed that it illustrated "in paradoxical, unforgettable form" the definition of a painting as a "flat surface covered with colours assembled in a certain order." This painting was created during a lesson by its artist's mentor, who told him "Is it quite green? Then put on greenÂ… that shadow, is it a bit blue? Don't be afraid to paint it as blue as possible." This painting, the most extreme example of the cloisonnist style, was painted on a (*) cigar box lid and nominally depicts the Bois d'Amour at Pont-Aven. The common name of this small painting derives from its influence on artists like Maurice Denis and Pierre Bonnard. For 10 points, name this abstract painting by Paul Serusier that kickstarted the Nabis group.
This painting was created during a trip the artist took after winning an honorable mention for his realistic painting of a weaver at his loom.
The Talisman [or Le Talisman; or The Aven River at the Bois d'Amour until "Bois" is read]