A little, a lot, passionately, madly... The Galerie Hélène Bailly celebrates the intoxicating power of flowers by invoking the names of the most famous impressionist painters like Renoir, Sisley or Caillebotte, to whom add certain great figures of modern art like Picabia. Behind the softness of their petals and their heady scent, a question remains. What are these lovely bouquets really hiding? A discreet symbol of attachment for Matisse, Chagall, the eternal lover, prefers to cover his beloved with flowers. The Pavots de Manguin embody the intoxication in which the Fauvist painter finds himself, when Buffet attributes to his yellow tulips lovely virtues, those of providing a feeling of gratitude to anyone who is offered them.

If you would like to come see the exhibition on Sunday, it is also possible by making an appointment on the Hélène Bailly gallery website.