

The intimate interiors of Edouard Vuillard
by Elizabeth Wynne Easton
1989
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"This book gives sensitive, well-informed commentary on the small, densely patterned and brilliantly illuminated paintings Vuillard did in the 1890s, when he was quite a young man. The works, part of an exhibition touring the United States, are scenes of family life, women sewing and reading, self-portraits, and portraits of Misia Natanson."--LJ
