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 depicted a garden with an elevated point, which allowed the artist to perform a wide foreground filled with wild wildflowers, creating the effect of a floating-air surface with soft contours.
Related Paintings 
Madame Monet in the garden by Pierre Auguste Renoir 
Claude Monet working in his garden by Pierre Auguste Renoir 
In the Garden by Pierre Auguste Renoir 
Dance in the Village by Pierre Auguste Renoir 
Lisa with an umbrella by Pierre Auguste Renoir 
Still Life with Chrysanthemums by Pierre Auguste Renoir 
Madame Monet en el jardín – Pierre Auguste Renoir 
La Loge by Pierre Auguste Renoir
Madame Monet in the garden by Pierre Auguste Renoir Claude Monet working in his garden by Pierre Auguste Renoir In the Garden by Pierre Auguste Renoir Dance in the Village by Pierre Auguste Renoir Lisa with an umbrella by Pierre Auguste Renoir Still Life with Chrysanthemums by Pierre Auguste Renoir Madame Monet en el jardín – Pierre Auguste Renoir La Loge by Pierre Auguste Renoir