The Luxembourg Museum is hosting a superb exhibition of impressionists and post-impressionists painters (mainly fauves, some Nabis too), that were part of the very active circle which existed in Le Havre.
So it is no surprise to find a large selection of paintings which belong to the MuMa in Le Havre – which hosts a fantastic collection of Eugène Boudin paintings.
The surprise is elsewhere, in the presence of several excellent painters – who would deserve a personal exhibition – next to some of the most famous artists of the time.
There are a few earlier paintings (like Delacroix), artists from the Barbizon School (Corot, Courbet…), Jongkind and Boudin, famous impressionists (Monet, Sisley, Pissaro, Renoir…), Nabis (Bonnard, Vuillard), Fauves painters (Marquet).
But the exhibition offers the opportunity to admire works by Stanislas Lépine, Armand Guillaumin, Charles Camoin and Henri Manguin.
Selection of works:
Eugene Boudin – Bassin du Commerce, Le Havre
Auguste Renoir – La baie de Salerne
Camille Pissaro – Quai du Pothuis, bords de l’Oise
Armand Guillaumin – Paysage de neige, Crozant
Stanislas Lépine – La Seine, avec vue du Panthéon
Eugène Delacroix – Paysage à Champrosay
Gustave Courbet – Bords de mer, Palavas
Johan Barthold Jongkind – Quai à Honfleur
Eugène Boudin – Barques et estacade
Albert Marquet – Intérieur à Sidi-Bou-Saïd
Eugène Boudin
Alfred Sisley – Le Loing à Saint-Mammès
Alfred Sisley – La Seine au point du jour
Camille Pissaro – Pommiers et peupliers au soleil couchant
Claude Monet – La Seine à Vétheuil
Camille Pissaro – L’anse des pilotes, Le Havre, matin, soleil, marée montante
Albert Marquet – Port de la Ponche, Saint-Tropez
Charles Camoin
Charles Camoin – Le port de Marseille
Albert Marquet – Vue d’Agay, les roches rouges
Henri Manguin – Les grands chênes-lièges, Villa Demiere
Edouard Vuillard – Au coin de la fenêtre
Pierre Bonnard – Intérieur au balcon
Albert Marquet – Le bassin du Roy, Le Havre
Albert Marquet – Notre-Dame
