Interpreting Bonnard: Color and LightPierre Bonnard was a very private painter who confined his subject matter to his wife, his homes, the surrounding countryside, and his self portraits. This book provides a concise review of Bonnard's life, key works, and the development of his technique, which began with early work done chiefly in tone, then led to gradual color enrichment and, finally, to the mastery of light suffusion. Author Nicholas Watkins presents the artist not as a sentimental