Charles François Prosper Guérin Collection

Sirene, 1896. Creator: Charles-Francois-Prosper Guerin (French, 1875-1939)
Sirene, 1896

Amorous Scene, c1908. Artist: Charles Guerin
Amorous Scene, c1908. Guerin, Charles (1875-1939). Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

The Walk, 1911. Artist: Charles Guerin
The Walk, 1911. Guerin, Charles (1875-1939). Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

Two Girls on a Terrace, 1903. Artist: Charles Guerin
Two Girls on a Terrace, 1903. Guerin, Charles (1875-1939). Found in the collection of the State A. Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow

The Terrace, 1909. Artist: Charles Guerin
The Terrace, 1909. Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St Petersburg

Nude, 1907. Artist: Charles Guerin
Nude, 1907. As an admirer of Monet and Renoir, Charles Francois Prosper Guerin took the technique of the Impressionists and applied it in his own style, with unusual and original use of color

Promenade, c1911. Artist: Charles Guerin
Promenade, c1911. As an admirer of Monet and Renoir, Charles Francois Prosper Guerin took the technique of the Impressionists and applied it in his own style, with unusual and original use of color

Woman With Rose, 1901. Artist: Charles Guerin
Woman With Rose, 1901. As an admirer of Monet and Renoir, Charles Francois Prosper Guerin took the technique of the Impressionists and applied it in his own style

The Promenade, 1911. Artist: Charles Guerin
The Promenade, 1911. As an admirer of Monet and Renoir, Charles Francois Prosper Guerin took the technique of the Impressionists and applied it in his own style, with unusual and original use of color

Expectation, 1907. Artist: Charles Guerin
Expectation, 1907. As an admirer of Monet and Renoir, Charles Francois Prosper Guerin took the technique of the Impressionists and applied it in his own style, with unusual and original use of color

Younger Person Reading, 1906. Artist: Charles Guerin
Younger Person Reading, 1906. As an admirer of Monet and Renoir, Charles Francois Prosper Guerin took the technique of the Impressionists and applied it in his own style

Head of Young Girl, 1909. Artist: Charles Guerin
Head of Young Girl, 1909. As an admirer of Monet and Renoir, Charles Francois Prosper Guerin took the technique of the Impressionists and applied it in his own style

L Estampe Moderne Sirene 1896 Charles-Francois-Prosper Guerin
L Estampe Moderne: Sirene: Sirene, 1896. Charles-Francois-Prosper Guerin (French, 1875-1939), Imprimerie Champenois. Color lithograph from bound volume containing 50 lithographs

Charles FrancAŝois Prosper Guerin (French, 1875 - 1939). Sirene, 1899. Lithograph on wove paper. Sheet: 405 mm x 308 mm (15.94 in. x 12.13 in.)

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Charles François Prosper Guérin was a talented French artist who lived from 1875 to 1939. His works spanned various genres and styles, showcasing his versatility and artistic prowess. In "Sirene" (1896), Guérin captivated viewers with his mesmerizing depiction of a mythical creature, highlighting his ability to bring fantasy to life on canvas. In "Amorous Scene" (c1908), Guérin delved into the realm of romance, capturing an intimate moment between two individuals with exquisite detail and emotion. This painting exemplifies his skill in evoking strong feelings through art. "The Walk" (1911) showcases Guérin's mastery of landscape painting, as he beautifully portrays nature's serenity and tranquility. The viewer is transported to a peaceful setting where one can almost feel the gentle breeze rustling through the trees. With "Two Girls on a Terrace" (1903) and "The Terrace" (1909), Guérin demonstrates his talent for depicting human connection within architectural settings. These paintings exude elegance and sophistication while also conveying a sense of companionship among the figures present. Guérin's exploration of the human form is evident in "Nude" (1907). Here, he celebrates the beauty of the female body with grace and sensitivity, emphasizing both its physicality and vulnerability. In "Promenade" (c1911) and "The Promenade" (1911), Guérin captures scenes filled with movement and liveliness. These artworks depict people strolling leisurely or engaging in conversation, reflecting everyday moments that are often overlooked but hold their own significance. "Woman With Rose" (1901) showcases Guérin's ability to capture emotions through portraiture. The subject's gaze conveys tenderness as she holds onto a single rose—a symbol often associated with love—creating an atmosphere brimming with sentimentality.