“Dance at Bougival” by Pierre-Auguste Renoir hangs in the Museum of Fine Arts, where it sends out palpable vibrations of pleasure, creating its own mini-climate of amorousness. It’s a mood ...

8.75 x 5.25 in. (22.2 x 13.3 cm.) The soft ground etching on wove paper signed by the artist in ink lower right below the image is based on Auguste Renoir's 1883 oil painting Dance at Bougival, one of ...

“Dance at Bougival” by Pierre-Auguste Renoir One of the most recognizable pieces at the MFA, “Dance at Bougival” is gorgeous and colorful. The Impressionist galleries never disappoint, and you can ...

The second is my favorite Renoir: “Dance at Bougival” (1883), a treasure of Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts so familiar that you may think you know it well. But look long and hard.

Artist Seward Johnson designed the sculpture based on Renoir's painting "A Dance at Bougival." It stands 20-feet tall and weighs more than 14,000 pounds and is here till October with the support ...

The exhibition morphs into still-life painting, and then onto Renoir’s experimentation. His multi-directional brushstrokes render landscapes and people as if surrounded by wind; his famous Dance ...

Some 150 years ago, Pierre-Auguste Renoir made a name for himself as a founder of the Impressionist art movement. His paintings (like "Bathers" and "Dance at Bougival") still captivate today.

But even those who admit a weakness for the Boston Museum of Fine Arts’s large painting of a shy shop girl in the arms of a young man, Dance at Bougival (1882–3), or the Phillips Collection’s summer ...

Art lovers Liliana Di Palma and Evan Hocking replicated the moves in the fabulous and famous 1883 Renoir painting, Dance at Bougival. Picture: Wayne Taylor “It was such a disappointment.