In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
Maurer defines the multifaceted volumes of his jardinière (decorative flowerpot) with teal, lavender, and blue lines, apparently to discover how they interact with the surrounding spaces and objects. These include two baked goods on a cream-colored napkin, an undulating blue cloth with dark dots, and spatially ambiguous red passages. Still Life with Jardinière could be a visual expression of the philosopher Henri Bergson's radical ideas about perception and memory, which had inspired the artist.
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Henri Matisse — Small Jar
Henri Matisse — Blue Still Life (Nature morte bleue)
Paul Cézanne — Milk-Jug and Lemon
Henri Matisse — Dishes and Melon (Assiettes et melon)
Pierre-Auguste Renoir — Lemons and Tea Cup, Cagnes
Chaim Soutine — Still Life with Flowers (Nature morte aux fl
Paul Cézanne — Still Life in Blue with Lemon
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Pierre-Auguste Renoir — Still Life With Lemons
Pierre-Auguste Renoir — Fruit and Bonbonnière
Biagio Pinto — Flower Piece
Chaim Soutine — Bouquet of Flowers (Bouquet de fleurs)
