Chapter 13 Bonnard

No...not Monet, not Manet.It was Bonnard.It happened to certain people in Bern, to some famous collectors of pictures.There is a painting by Bonnard: it shows a woman and her family in a small boat.Bonnard had always wanted to modify the sail in the painting.As he was so persistent, it was agreed that he would change the painting again.Bonnard later corrected the painting and handed it over, saying he considered it finished.The sails on the painting spread across the entire frame.Now, the sails have covered the sea, passed the people on board, and filled the sky.This happens in a book, too, at the turn of a sentence, and you change the theme of the whole book.Still not paying attention.Unknowingly, I raised my eyes and looked at your window: it turns out that dusk has come.You will find it again in another book the next morning.Painting and writing are not formed in bright light.I want to say something, but I can never find the corresponding words.

①Monet (1840-1916), Manet (1832-1883), Bonnard (1867-1947), all are French painters. ②In Switzerland.