Bonnard’s Le Cannet and Vernon
with Phillips Educator Nadinne Ronquillo
Bonnard found inspiration in the French countryside. Phillips Educator Nadinne Ronquillo invites you to explore the picturesque scenes of Le Cannet and the serene landscapes of Vernon that Bonnard witnessed at the turn of the century. Compare his timeless paintings with real images of these vibrant landscapes.
IMAGE: Pierre Bonnard, Southern Landscape with Two Children, 1916–18, Oil on canvas, 54 3/4 x 77 7/8 in., Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Gift of Sam and Ayala Zacks, 1970, Photo Courtesy of AGO, © 2024 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
Bonnard Salon
Created for Bonnard’s Worlds, the Bonnard Salon is an intimate space where guests can more deeply engage with artist Pierre Bonnard. Materials from The Phillips Collection’s Library and Archives showcase the museum’s special relationship with Bonnard over several decades and give insight into how his paintings were acquired and exhibited.
