THIS MONTH, Findlay Gal-leries in Palm Beach, Fla., will be having a one-man show for British painter Hugo Grenville. “Juxtaposition/Composition” (June 1–July 1) features fig-ure subjects, landscapes, and still lifes in a style that immediately recalls Matisse, Vuillard, and Bonnard. In his joyful enthusiasm for bright colors, sunlight, textile patterns, and open windows, Grenville most resembles Matisse, while the quality of interiority in his work recalls the Nabis. His skill with dense patterning is on display in works like The Chequered Dress, in which the dress, worn by a young woman, meshes with the patterns of the pillow she leans on and a cloth draped behind her. The whole composition is like a complex fugue of intersecting patterns and colors. The purple and yellow that dominate are regulars in Grenville’s…