Pierre Bonnard: A ‘potpourri of indecision’ or ‘one of the greatest painters’?

What made him loved by Matisse but loathed by Picasso?

Pierre Bonnard’s paintings glow with intimacy—sun-drenched rooms, glimpses of everyday life and colours that pulse with emotion. But his approach to painting divided opinion. Matisse admired his vision; Picasso found him infuriating.

This talk follows Bonnard through the streets of Paris, the rolling landscapes of the French countryside and, most importantly, the quiet corners of his own home. It will uncover how he transformed his memories into masterpieces.