Charles Guérin 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

Charles Guerin, Le Roi Candaule, French, 1875-1939, 1901, lithograph in black on wove paper

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Charles Guérin was a talented artist known for his captivating and diverse collection of artworks. From amorous scenes to serene landscapes, Guérin's paintings captured the essence of beauty in various forms. In "Amorous Scene, " created around 1908, Guérin skillfully depicted an intimate moment between two lovers. The painting exudes passion and tenderness, showcasing the artist's ability to convey emotions through his brushstrokes. "The Walk, " painted in 1911, showcases Guérin's mastery in capturing nature's tranquility. With vibrant colors and meticulous attention to detail, he transports viewers into a peaceful stroll through a picturesque landscape. "Two Girls on a Terrace" from 1903 is another masterpiece by Guérin that highlights his talent for portraying human connection. The painting portrays two young girls engaged in conversation on a terrace, radiating youthful energy and friendship. Guérin's "The Terrace" from 1909 invites viewers into an inviting outdoor space adorned with lush greenery and elegant furniture. Through this artwork, the artist evokes feelings of relaxation and serenity. In "Nude" from 1907, Guérin explores the beauty of the human form with grace and sensitivity. His careful use of light and shadow accentuates every curve and contour, creating a stunning portrayal of the female figure. With "Promenade, " created around 1911, Guérin captures the joyous atmosphere of people strolling leisurely along promenades. The painting emanates warmth as it depicts individuals enjoying each other's company amidst charming surroundings. "Woman With Rose" from 1901 showcases Guérin's ability to capture feminine elegance effortlessly. The woman portrayed exudes both strength and vulnerability while holding onto a delicate rose—a symbol often associated with love or passion. "The Promenade, " painted in 1911 like its counterpart mentioned earlier but distinctively unique—captures yet another enchanting scene of people enjoying a leisurely walk.