President Trump insists he owns a real Renoir painting — but a Chicago museum says the version he has isn’t the real deal. The Art Institute of Chicago said it owns the authentic version of t… ...

President Donald Trump maintains that the Pierre-Auguste Renoir "Two Sisters (On The Terrace)" painting in his New York apartment is the original. But according to Trump biographer Tim O'Brien ...

A version of Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s 1881 Two Sisters (On the Terrace) gleams from the gilded walls of Trump Tower, generating criticism and bemusement each time it pops up in stories and photos.

But the Chicago Institute of Art says the real painting, Two Sisters (On The Terrace) by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, has hung in its gallery for 80 years.

Image of the genuine painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, “Two Sisters (On the Terrace)” (1881), which hangs in the Art Institute of Chicago (Public Domain image) ...

The wonderful Renoir “Two Sisters (On the Terrace)” was one of the stars of the 1882 Impressionist exhibition, which also featured his masterpiece, “The Luncheon of the Boating Party,” now ...

I grew up in Chicago, that Renoir is called ‘Two Sisters on the Terrace,’ and it’s hanging on a wall at the Art Institute of Chicago. That’s not the original,” O’Brien recalled saying.

Donald Trump in New York City; Two Sisters (On the Terrace) by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Left, by Ron Galella/WireImage; Right, from Fine Art Images/Heritage Images, both from Getty Images.

French artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s "Two Sisters (On the Terrace)," an oil on canvas painting depicting a young woman and a child surrounded by vegetation on a patio, has been part of the Art ...

The event we see — a convivial gathering on a shaded terrace — most likely never happened, but at least the people were real. Renoir’s “Luncheon of the Boating Party,” the best-loved ...

And here’s the listing for Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s 1881 painting Two Sisters (On the Terrace). It does indeed hang in the Art Institute of Chicago’s European Painting and Sculpture wing, in ...

In 2015, a bizarro protest movement calling itself Renoir Sucks at Painting sought to get museums to take down Renoir paintings. ... (On the Terrace). It’s a fake, mind you.