The Theater Bed was the main exhibit of Auguste Renoir at the first Impressionist exhibition held in Paris in 1874. The complex theme and virtuoso performance in terms of techniques,

In 1883 Auguste Renoir painted two large paintings – “Dance in the City” and “Dance in the Village”, which were conceived as suspended paintings. Paul Lote, a friend of the

This picture was made by Auguste Renoir in oriental style, which came into vogue after the appearance of Eugène Delacroix’s “Algerian Women”. The model was Lisa Trio – the beloved

The sun penetrates the green foliage. Light glare of light, gliding over the figure of a standing woman, emphasizes her grace and elegance. Her dress, next to the dense green

The charming actress of the Comedie Francaise Jeanne Samary has always attracted the attention of Auguste Renoir. He found in her appearance and character a special elusive charm. I must

This painting dates from the period when Auguste Renoir, along with Claude Monet, developed a new language in painting. This genre is ultimately possible as a typical impressionism. Here Renoir

The magnificent painting “Swing” – a vivid example of the individual style of Renoir. The storyline, composition, feature of the stroke, and of course the play of light, penetrating through

This picture is interesting not only from the point of view of the art of child portrait in the works of Renoir, but it also represents a new stage in

Another girl, after Margarita Legrand, by whom fate determined a very short time, whose appearance is immortalized in the painting of the great impressionist Auguste Renoir, Anna Leber. Both lovely

In “Moulin de la Galette”, one of his best works, the artist gives a wide panorama of a bright populous ball. Numerous figures of dancing people are illuminated by irregular

The main characters of the picture are a young boy and girl, resting in a quiet colorful garden on a clear day. A young man in a light gray suit

Pierre Auguste Renoir quite often turned to the images of flowers in his paintings. Chrysanthemums enjoyed his special love, he always tried to show them from the most favorable side.

The magnificent work, characterized by a pronounced impressionistic style, was supposedly written from Alfonsina Fournaise, daughter of the owner of the Fournaise restaurant, who entered the history of art as

Pierre Auguste Renoir is “the only great artist who has not written a single sad picture in his life,” asserted Octav Mirbeau in 1913. The Ball at Moulin de la

Gabriel Renard is a Frenchwoman who has become an important member of the family of the artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir, the former nanny of the artist’s son and often his model.