The Château de Wargemont, a castle where Renoir summered and was visited by the other Impressionists, is on the market with ...

Still life painting would serve as not only a vehicle for formal experimentation for Renoir but also a way to chill out. “Painting flowers is a form of mental relaxation,” the artist said.

Here, Pierre-Auguste Renoir paints a joyous scene of Parisian life in Montmartre ... a social tension that is still relevant today. Experience nature with this cult painting.

The painting "Still Life with Peaches and Grapes" (1881) by Auguste Renoir, owned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The online description indicates that a replica, or a forgery ...

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston The images in Renoir's 1871 Still Life with Bouquet allude to the work of Manet and to Spanish and Japanese art. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Berthe Morisot ...

It has never previously been exhibited with the vase. Renoir was a prolific still-life painter who once said that for him “painting flowers is a form of mental relaxation …. I do not need the ...

Girardeau, curator at the Musee de l'Orangerie, noted the differences between two still life paintings -- Cezanne's "Straw vase, sugar bowl and apples" (1890-1894) and Renoir's "Peaches" (1881).