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Nono à la guitare (Nono on the guitar)

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The artwork in Today's Daily Jigsaw Puzzle is titled "Nono à la guitare" (1923), and the artist is Henri Lebasque ♥

Henri Lebasque (1865–1937) was a French post-impressionist painter known for his radiant use of color and tender depictions of family life, interiors, and sun-drenched landscapes.

Born in Champigné, western France, he began his artistic training at the École des Beaux-Arts in Angers before relocating to Paris, where he studied under Léon Bonnat.

Lebasque formed friendships with prominent figures like Édouard Vuillard and Pierre Bonnard and was influenced by the vibrant color theories of Seurat and Signac. He was a founding member of the Salon d'Automne in 1903 and exhibited with the Fauves, though his style remained gentler and more lyrical.

Later in life, Lebasque moved to the south of France, settling near Saint-Tropez, where the Mediterranean light profoundly shaped his work. He often painted his wife and daughters in relaxed, intimate settings, revealing his deep affection for family life. His art exudes warmth, tranquility, and human connection.

You can find more information on Henri Lebasque here
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luly

I love this paintings, I enjoy listening to a guitar player, my son plays it and
it makes me so happy to hear him play... thank you for this lovely painting Jigidi!!

I love it, thanks

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zinia

beautiful

@Jigidi and @ HDarlenefalatic -- these are both great ideas and good possibilities! Thank you for your comments. I'd love to listen, too.

Maybe she is having a hard time with one part of the music, keeping the notes near in case she doesn't have the notes right, yet. That is what I would do.

Jigidi

@NancyMN Maybe she decided to create something herself, and not use the notes! We would love to listen! 😁

I like this. Why is she looking at the guitar and not the written notes? Is she working out a passage, or has she moved into her own musical world?

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