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Pierre Bonnard Oil Painting Reproductions
Open windows, patterned tablecloths and gardens bring the everyday world into Bonnard's paintings. Our Pierre Bonnard oil painting reproductions are painted by hand in oils on canvas to order. Explore intimate interiors, still lifes and figures, from Dining Room in the Country to The Studio with Mimosa, and ask us for help choosing a painting, size or frame.
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Bonnard paintings
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A little help choosing
Choosing your Bonnard painting
Dining Room in the Country connects a red interior with the garden beyond, while The Studio with Mimosa fills a nearly square composition with yellow. For an upright space, compare the blue view in The Window with the darker table and doorway of The Breakfast Room. The Terrace at Vernon offers a broader outdoor scene.
Woman with a Cat and The Green Blouse bring figures to the table; Fruit on a Table concentrates on objects and warm colour. When comparing replica oil paintings of the bathing scenes, The Bath (Tate, 1925) is pale and horizontal, while Nude in the Bath (Paris) surrounds the figure with blue and yellow. Compare the whole composition before choosing your reference.
Size and framing
The shape of your chosen Bonnard should guide its size. A wider interior needs room for the relationship between table, doorway and garden; an upright window scene can suit a narrower space. We can advise on the listed sizes or quote for alternatives while preserving the proportions of your chosen painting.
Our frames are handmade to order, in a choice of mouldings and colour finishes. Antique gold, silver or a contemporary painted finish can pick up a colour within the picture or relate it to your room. Painted options include actual Farrow & Ball shades; we can help shortlist a moulding and finish.
Once suitable sizes and prices have been discussed, our free room mock-up can help you judge the painting's scale on your wall.
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About Pierre Bonnard
French painter and printmaker, 1867-1947
A table, a bath or an open window gave Pierre Bonnard enough material for a complex painting. Familiar objects interrupt the view, figures sit close to an edge, and patches of colour make a room feel both intimate and difficult to measure. The subject may be ordinary, but looking through the picture takes time.
Bonnard trained in Paris and became part of the Nabis, a group that explored expressive colour and decorative pattern. Japanese prints helped shape his early use of flattened space and strong outlines. He also worked in lithography and theatre design before developing the richly coloured interiors, gardens and figures for which he is widely known.
His homes at Vernonnet and later Le Cannet supplied recurring subjects. Rather than simply recording a room in front of him, Bonnard developed paintings from memory, drawings and notes, often working on them over time. The rooms and gardens became places to reconsider relationships between colour, people and objects. In these paintings, a window does more than admit a view: it makes inside and outside part of the same visual experience.
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For a Bonnard painting or version not shown here, send its title or a reference image, your preferred size and delivery location. We will assess the reference and prepare a quotation.
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