Edouard Vuillard: A collection of 686 works (HD)
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- Edouard Vuillard: A collection of 686 works (HD)
Description: "Edouard Vuillard was born in 1868 in Cuiseaux, a tiny French town near the Swiss border. At age nine, he moved with his family to Paris. His father, a retired army officer, died several years later, leaving his mother, Marie, with three children and only a small income. She came from a family of textile designers, and to make a living she first operated a lingerie shop and then a dressmaking business from the succession of Paris apartments that the family occupied. Edouard lived with his mother, his greatest supporter, for her entire life, surrounded by the women and fabrics that filled her work room.
In 1888 Vuillard studied briefly at the École des Beaux-Arts under Jean-Léon Gérôme, but disliked the conservative approach. Later that year he moved to the Académie Julian, where he met other young artists who rejected both academic art and impressionism. Vuillard associated with this group, known as the Nabis. He first made small expressive paintings of interiors using flats bands of color, then began adding detailed surface patterns to his work, creating enchanting paintings of women in domestic interiors. By the turn of the century he was making striking, large-scale decorative wall paintings and folding screens, and later, portraits of prosperous French families. While Vuillard's art remained figurative, his intense focus on the picture surface itself-the flattened, sometimes unpainted support patterned with figures that blended with their surroundings-would foreshadow elements of abstraction in the twentieth century.
Vuillard died at the beginning of World War II, just as the quiet, domestic world he had painted for so many years was about to be shattered."
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I will never forget my mother taking me to the National Galery of Art and how smitten I was by the experience.. it. seemed then, as it does now, that those paintings were fairly vibrating with the spirit of their respective creators. Once again, as I peruse this body of work, I am deeply affected by the power manifesting through this artist. I am so grateful for this series. Thank youn!!
I'm so impressed at the wealth of great masterpieces that are waiting to be discovered and seem to defy my ability to properly sing their praise.
Beautiful . This is more cheerful than Picasso.
Really Awesome
Beautiful
Amazing...never saw these...
Thanks 💜
Interesting! I haven’t heard of this artist until now . Thanks 🙏
Splendides peintures merveilleuses !!!
Maravilhosa obra de Vouillard. Pós impressionista nos encanta. Obrigada.
I would say that he is most definitely one of my favorite painters!
I pastelli, che meraviglia con pochi tratti , un artista sublime avanti con i tempi.
Muchas gracias!!
Such wonderful work by Vuillard...but really annoying music to accompany.
SUPER INCREIBLE GRACIAS
talented!
Maravilloso vouilard
Great
I searched for and found the missing works of Oskar Kokoschka (who was a really brilliant Austrian painter) in his friends ’oeuvre. Who were these painters? Cezanne, Modigliani, Matisse, Soutine, Vuillard, Derain, Vlaminck, Munch, Bonnard, Braque, Valtat, Manguin, Picasso. I know it’s incredible, but the oeuvre of these famous painters is full of pictures by Kokoschka.
Благодарю!!!
superb.
it's all damned good
Maestría & Sensibilidad.
Il manque le nom des œuvres. Les pastels sont sublimes.
Bellos cuadros
Quanta naturalezza nelle pose, quanta vita in quegli interni, quanta luce nelle stanze di vita vissuta.
I admire his ability (in his earlier work) to have multiple revealing images over time by using similar values in adjacent shapes which slowly separate themselves with prolonged attention. The first impact is an abstract of color and shape, then later images revealing a drama. His compositions are so satisfying- after 40 years of studying him, his earlier work never gets over familiar but remains fresh.
His later work is so different, more photography influenced, and conveys no affinity for the wealthy subjects and their surrounding affluence. The garish colors and portrait poses do not elevate the human experience, rather it seems to judge the subjects. I am not happy with the time I spend looking at them.
You are right. His later works totally lack the magic of his earlier stuff.
Too bad about the soundtrack cuz the art is great.
Мне очень понравился художник! Каждая картина - маленькая сценка из жизни. Очень нравится его чувство цвета.
Splendid. Absolutely perfect.
31:33 isn't that a Bonnard?
the picture at 51:52 is EXQUISITE
A liberation of color !
Are his paintings valuable ?
Pourquoi un choix de musique aussi " pauvre " en écriture pour accompagner ces toiles magnifiques ? Bien dommage !
Dramaticidade pictórica intrínseca e rebuscada.
Не поймёшь, многие работы то ли закончены, то ли не закончены.
Who choose music? AC/DC!
Love the paintings, but this piano music is not relaxing, too much tingle tangle🙅
Like an organised Bonnard
Cette langue anglaise qu'elle connerie !!! JS
Art's splendid but I had to MUTE that insane, terrible repetitive piano! Ugh and YUK!
The music wasn't that bad. Yes, it was like restaurant musac, but it wasn't painful to hear. Can look at this painting scroll with one's own favorite radio station blasting.
You can mute it and put your own stuff.
Oh please find in-focus examples of his work. These give the WRONG idea of Vuillard by being so bad.
Beautiful paintings - terrible music!