The Brown Collection is a personal and compelling assemblage of paintings that reveals the radiant and expressive vision, narratives, and techniques of Post-Impressionism. Anchored by the vibrancy and pivotal contributions of the Pointillists, the collection features significant works by Henri-Edmond Cross and Maximilien Luce. These centerpieces underscore how Neo-Impressionism gave rise to a novel and spiritually resonant approach to art—one that emerged from rigorous technique while embracing individual expression.

The Pointillist works are placed in dialogue with paintings by Les Nabis, a movement that both challenged prior artistic conventions and reaffirmed the importance of formal clarity and the expressive power of color. Together, these works form a cohesive body that invites sustained looking and reflection. The Brown Collection leaves a lasting impression through its celebration of innovation, color, and artistic intent.