When looking at the Paintings of this artwork, how do you discuss its Restaurants's Exterior of a Restaurant at Asnières?
Exterior of a Restaurant at Asnières The building's purpose in Exterior of a Restaurant at Asnières (F321) is suggested by the open door, potted plants and outdoor table.  The painting portrays a mid-summer day, there is no shade and the colors of the painting are warm summer colors. The planter brims with flowering oleander blossoms. Both the composition and color scheme are simple, the key colors are yellow in the wall and paving and green in the shutters and plants. The motif was first inspired by a Parisian restaurant with a row of six planters filled with shrubs against a yellow wall with green shutters.  The colors and shutters were used again in Vincent's House in Arles (The Yellow House) that he made in Arles in 1888.
The Yellow House Asnières