Place Saint-Augustin

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Place Saint-Augustin

Edouard VuillardLinkedCulture matchlcp-6d818b872209

Date
1912–13
Medium
Aqueous paste on brown paper / Distemper on brown paper
Department
European Art
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Object ID
1416

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Édouard Vuillard was commissioned to paint this city square in Paris, the Place Saint-Augustin, by a friend who lived nearby. This is one of several large decorative panels he made in distemper, a kind of paint made with water, chalk, pigment, and animal glue. Vuillard mastered the difficult medium, used in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries for theatrical backdrops, because he liked the matte effect of the paint when it dried. France, Europe

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