Woman in a Tub (also known as Nude Crouching in a Tub) (1912) by Pierre Bonnard

Woman in a Tub (also known as Nude Crouching in a Tub) - Pierre Bonnard - 1912

Artwork Information

TitleWoman in a Tub (also known as Nude Crouching in a Tub)
ArtistPierre Bonnard
Date1912
Mediumoil,canvas
Dimensions74.9 x 98.4 cm
Art MovementIntimism
Current LocationPrivate Collection

About Woman in a Tub (also known as Nude Crouching in a Tub)

“Women in a Tub (also known as Nude Crouching in a Tub)”, painted by Pierre Bonnard in 1912, is an oil on canvas work belonging to the Intimism art movement. This nude painting, held in a private collection, measures 74.9 by 98.4 cm.

The artwork captures an intimate and reflective moment, depicting a nude woman crouched and immersed in a tub. Rendered in Bonnard’s characteristic style, the composition emphasizes warm, earthy tones and a delicate play of light on the body of the woman. The setting is a domestic interior, rich in detail, contributing to the intimate atmosphere. The woman’s pose, with her back towards the viewer, enhances the private and personal nature of the scene. Every brushstroke is thoughtful, reflecting the nuances of the human form and the surrounding textures, conveying a serene yet contemplative ambiance.

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