René Ménard

Buffalo, Albright Art Gallery; Art Institute of Chicago; Saint Louis Art Museum; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Exhibition of Works by the Members of the Société des peintres et des sculpteurs (formerly the Société Nouvelle of Paris) (1911-12), no. 98, Bucolique.

Possibly Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute. Sixteenth Annual Exhibition (1912), no. 220, Bucolique.

Paris, Galerie Georges Petit. Exposition René Ménard (1914), no. 24, Bucolique.

Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute. Nineteenth Annual International Exhibition of Paintings (1920), no. 217, The Shepherds.

Buffalo Fine Arts Academy/Albright Art Gallery. A Collection of Foreign Paintings from the Carnegie Institute International Exhibition, Supplemented by other foreign works, and a group of recent paintings by Auguste Émile René Ménard (1920), no. 60, The Shepherds, lent by Ralph King, Cleveland; exhibited with the smaller version, no. 68, Bucolique, lent by the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, Albright Art Gallery.

An oil painting depicts a landscape with a hazy, pale blue sky in the upper third. In the lower third, two nude men with light skin tones gather beside a still, pale pond. One sits near two white animals on the left, while another stands. To the right, sheep graze on dark grass. In the middle ground, dense, dark green and reddish-brown trees rise behind a sloping hill, cast in soft shadow.

Pastoral Scene

René Ménard

Pastoral Scene

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