Edouard Vuillard Reader

A Vuillard Print Will Rarely Beat the Market
Art competes with stocks and property only if you treat it as an asset class. Vuillard's prints mostly fail that test, and the honest reasons why matter more than the usual sales talk. Read more...
Why Vuillard Painted Dimmer Than Every Other Nabi
The Nabis shared a theory of flat color and pattern. What they did with it diverged sharply, and Vuillard's browns are the clearest proof that the movement was never visually uniform. Read more...
Finding a Print of Vuillard's The Breakfast Table
The title turns up under several names and several sellers, which is why the search gets messy. Here is where the work actually lives and who sells it honestly. Read more...
Vuillard at Auvrique, Format by Format
The question has a short answer and a longer one. The short answer concerns availability. The longer one concerns which of the three formats would actually suit Vuillard's interiors, and that is worth settling before you buy anywhere. Read more...
The Vuillard Prints That Work Best as Gifts
One interior scene has become the default Vuillard for gift buyers, but it is not the only safe choice. Here are five, and the recipient each one actually suits. Read more...
Keeping a Vuillard Print in Good Condition for Decades
Vuillard's interiors fade quietly, which is exactly why his prints punish careless display. The maintenance routine is short, cheap, and mostly about keeping light and moisture away from the paper. Read more...
Vuillard Painted Rooms. Monet Painted Light.
Both are filed under Impressionism, but the two artists worked from opposite ends of the same decade. The differences show up in subject, surface, scale and where each one wanted your eye to rest. Read more...
Vuillard Prints Sit More Comfortably in Modern Homes Than You Think
Vuillard painted quiet rooms over a century ago, yet his muted palettes, flattened patterns and domestic scale align with how many people decorate now. The fit is real, but it depends on the print you choose. Read more...
How to Hang a Vuillard Print in a Small Apartment
Vuillard painted small, crowded interiors, which makes his work oddly suited to small rooms. The trick is placement and scale, not more wall. Read more...
How to Tell a Real Vuillard Print From a Copy
Most Vuillard prints on the market are modern reproductions, and many sellers do not say so plainly. Here is what separates an original lithograph from a poster shop copy, and what it costs to find out. Read more...
What a Signed Vuillard Print Actually Costs Today
Signed Vuillard lithographs span a wide market, from modest auction lots to five figure sheets. The size, the series and the signature all move the number, and knowing which matters saves money. Read more...
Framing a Vuillard Print Yourself Versus Buying It Framed
DIY framing can save real money on a Vuillard print, but the savings depend on the size of the work and your tolerance for a first attempt that may not go to plan. Read more...
Why Vuillard Prints Cost Less Than Monet and Still Hold Up
The obvious comparison prices Vuillard against Monet and Renoir on fame. Price fame, and Vuillard loses. Look at what the image actually does on a wall, and the arithmetic changes. Read more...
Sizing Vuillard Prints for a Large Bedroom
A 12x16 foot bedroom has wall area most prints never fill. Here is where Vuillard's scale, and his subjects, belong in a room that size. Read more...
Where a Vuillard Print Is Worth Buying
The risk with buying Vuillard online is not fakery but murk. His interiors translate badly through cheap reproduction, and most listings hide the one detail that matters, which is the source file. Read more...