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

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

giving this proud pony all the attitude it deserves

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,