More of the artist's work can be found on his blog.
This is an illustration from Confessions d’un monte-en-l’aire by Nicole Claveloux.
Don't kink shame.
It's important that they match. Full credit to her attention to detail.
I don't want to make any assumptions about nationality, but there are some surprisingly puritanical people in the Fediverse.
Here it is...
Since we're discussing lawns, my take on this is that it happens in a city park, not a suburban garden. That's just my experience of living in a London apartment years ago when GF and I would go to the local park (London has great parks) on a sunny weekend with a blanket, a picnic and a bottle of wine. I assumed this was just a 1920s Berlin equivalent of the same thing.
Yes, I was aware of that. Unlike many of his contemporaries - some of whom were forced into exile, or worse - he was willing to adjust his style to suit the tastes of the nazi regime. Whether that makes him a nazi sympathiser or just a cynical opportunist, I have no idea. This painting however predates that era and I really like it.
This definitely needs to be an album cover.
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I agree it's good information to have and I do include it in my posts to this community when I have the information. The problem is that it's not always possible to put a date to a work.