In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
This painting is one of many crowded beach scenes made by the American artist Maurice Prendergast. The rough texture of the brushwork and the vibrant colors indicate the artist's interests in the aesthetics of French modernism and medieval mosaics. During trips to France and Italy, Prendergast closely observed Paul Cezanne's constructed brushstrokes, George Seurat's pointillist technique, and the stone and glass mosaics of Venice.
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Maurice Prendergast (American, born Newfoundland [now Canada
Maurice Prendergast (American, born Newfoundland [now Canada
Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli — Vrouwen in een bos
William Glackens — Woman with Umbrella, Washington Square
Georges Seurat — Study for "La Grande Jatte"
Pierre-Auguste Renoir — Picnic (Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe)
Maurice Prendergast (American, born Newfoundland [now Canada
Jules Pascin — Southern Landscape
Ernest Lawson — Hot Beds
Charles Prendergast — Two Figures on a Mule