The best part of my second visit to the Musée de Montmartre was discovering the studio of Suzanne Valadon. I opened the door to her apartment and walked right into 1912.
Here is a watercolor and ink painting of the view from the studio. You can see the garden in the September sun with some gold leaves on the trees, the grass still green, and a few black-eyed susans still in bloom. The large house with the red roof holds the museum collection. Paris is in the distance.
The best part of my second visit to the Musée de Montmartre was discovering the studio of Suzanne Valadon. I opened the door to her apartment and walked right into 1912.
Here is a watercolor and ink painting of the view from the studio. You can see the garden in the September sun with some gold leaves on the trees, the grass still green, and a few black-eyed susans still in bloom. The large house with the red roof holds the museum collection. Paris is in the distance.