“The Red Cupboard,” created by Pierre Bonnard in 1939, exemplifies the Intimism art movement. The artwork, measuring 80 x 60 cm, belongs to the interior genre.
The artwork presents a warm depiction of a cupboard interior, rendered in rich, inviting hues. The cupboard, painted in predominantly red tones, holds various objects arranged on its shelves: fruits, bottles, and plates among them. The use of light and shadow within this confined space evokes a sense of coziness and intimacy, characteristic of Bonnard’s style and the Intimism movement. The overall ambiance of the scene emanates a homely feel, drawing the observer into the quiet, everyday life captured so vividly on the canvas.