Charles Francois Prosper Collection

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

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Charles Francois Prosper was a talented artist known for his captivating and diverse body of work. From amorous scenes to serene landscapes, he had a knack for capturing the essence of each subject with remarkable skill. In "Amorous Scene, " created in 1908, Charles Guerin transports us to a world filled with passion and desire. The intensity between the figures is palpable, as their bodies intertwine in an embrace that speaks volumes about love's power. "The Walk" from 1911 showcases Guerin's ability to capture movement and grace. With every step taken by the subjects, we can almost feel the rhythm of their stride and imagine ourselves strolling alongside them on this picturesque path. Guerin also had a talent for portraying everyday moments infused with beauty. In "Two Girls on a Terrace" (1903), he captures an intimate conversation between friends against the backdrop of a tranquil terrace. The soft colors and delicate brushstrokes create an atmosphere that exudes serenity. "The Terrace" (1909) takes us further into Guerin's exploration of outdoor spaces. Here, he invites us to join him on this idyllic balcony overlooking nature's splendor, and is as if we are standing there ourselves, breathing in the fresh air while admiring the breathtaking view before our eyes. "Nude" (1907) reveals Guerin's mastery at depicting human form in its purest state. Through his careful attention to detail and use of light and shadow, he creates a sense of vulnerability that captivates viewers' gaze. With "Promenade" (c1911), Guerin once again invites us into his world where couples stroll hand-in-hand along sunlit paths lined with blooming flowers. This painting radiates joy and happiness as it immortalizes precious moments shared by loved ones. In "Woman With Rose" (1901), Guerin presents us with an enigmatic figure adorned with a single rose.