Bonnard: The Experience of Seeing showcases 30 important paintings by Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947), highlighting his radical use of color and unconventional compositions. The book, which brings together paintings from museums and private collections, features still lifes, nudes, interior scenes, and landscapes, many of which have never been seen together before.

Emphasizing Bonnard's modern compositions and his influence on contemporary painters, the monograph explores how he captured fleeting moments, memories, and emotions on canvas. The book aims to present Bonnard's modernity and his transformative impact on painting in the early 20th century.