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- 1891
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Explore Paul Sérusier's 'La barrière fleurie,' a serene Nabis masterpiece depicting women amidst blooming flowers, capturing the essence of Brittany’s landscape and Gauguin’s influence.
Paul Serusier’s ‘The Daughters of Pelichtim’ (1908) is a vibrant Synthetism masterpiece featuring flattened planes and intense color, embodying early 20th-century artistic innovation. Discover this iconic work and bring its beauty into your space.
Paul Serusier's 'The Washerwomen,' painted in 1891, is a seminal work of Post-Impressionism and a cornerstone of the Nabi movement. Featuring two women tending to laundry amidst vibrant yellow flowers against a rocky backdrop, it exemplifies Serusier’s innovative approach to color and form—a bold departure from traditional realism.
A whimsical Post-Impressionist vision of fairies gathering amidst abundant fruit by Paul Sérusier captures a serene and idyllic forest atmosphere that invites you to bring this enchanting masterpiece into your home.
Paul Serusier’s ‘The Washerwomen,’ painted in 1891, is a seminal work of Post-Impressionism and a cornerstone of the Nabi movement. Featuring two women tending to laundry amidst vibrant yellow flowers against a rocky backdrop, it exemplifies Serusier's innovative approach to color and form—a bold departure from traditional realism.