In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
Bowl, Figs, and Apples was among the more than 800 canvases left in Renoir's studio at his death in 1919. The dainty porcelain tureen at center blends into a cluster of fruits so ripe that haloes of color escape the boundaries of their solid forms. This small study was cut from a larger canvas containing several others. The inscription "OVER VICTROLA" on the back, made by Dr. Barnes or one of his assistants, refers to the integration of the painting into its ensemble at the Barnes Foundation.
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Émile Bernard — Still Life with Fruit
Paul Cézanne — Still Life
Paul Cézanne — Plate with Fruit and Pot of Preserves (Assiet
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Paul Gauguin — Fruit Dish on a Garden Chair
Paul Cézanne — Two fruits
Paul Cézanne — Fruit on a Table (Fruits sur la table)
Paul Cézanne — Four Peaches on a Plate (Quatre pêches sur un
Paul Cézanne — Plate with Fruit and Pot of Preserves (Assiet
Paul Cézanne — The Large Pear (La Grosse poire)
Chaim Soutine — Still Life with Flowers (Nature morte aux fl
