Man and Trees, Florida (1917) by John Singer Sargent Framed or Unframed:Unframed The man in the painting

The man in the painting would appear to have everything

giving this proud pony all the attitude it deserves

This playful pink cat

This piece comes from Les Délassements d’Éros (The Amusements of Eros) - a portfolio pairing Louis Perceau’s “lascivious sonnets” with Wegener’s watercolours

Introduce a bold celebration of self-expression and strength with this vibrant art print

Man and Trees, Florida (1917) by John Singer Sargent Framed or Unframed:Unframed The man in the paintingJohn Singer Sargents Man and Trees, Florida (1917) turns a study of heat and foliage into something quietly electric. The Met records it as watercolour, gouache and graphite on paper, made during Sargents 1917 Florida stay. A nude male figure sits beneath trees, caught between sunlit body and dissolving leaves. The sitter is not named; the charge is in the privacy of looking. Sargents hidden male nudes later helped reshape readings of his work. Here,