Felix Feneon at the Revue Blanche
- Artist
- Felix Vallotton
- Date
- 1896
- Style
- Post-impressionism
- Genre
- Genre painting
"Felix Feneon at the Revue Blanche" captures the vibrant intellectual scene of the late 19th century, portraying Feneon, a notable figure in Post-impressionism, amidst the lively crowd. Vallotton’s characteristic unemotional, realistic style emphasizes the candid atmosphere of the genre painting scene. The artwork showcases his mastery in using oil paints on Cardboard to create a vivid, detailed portrait. Though Vallotton is known for his Les Nabis association, this piece reflects his broader artistic range beyond traditional modes, capturing social and cultural nuances of the era.
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