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Paintings by Pierre Auguste Renoir a very good site to view his art works and those of other Great Artists is here.
Birth name Pierre-Auguste Renoir Born February 25, 1841(1841-02-25)
Limoges, Haute-Vienne, France Died December 3, 1919 (aged 78)
Cagnes-sur-Mer, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France Nationality French Field Painting
| “ | "Is there another respected modern painter whose work is so full of charming people and attractive sentiment? Yet what lingers is not cloying sweetness but a freshness that is not entirely explicable...One feels the surface of his paint itself as living skin: Renoir's aesthetic was wholly physical and sensuous, and it was unclouded...These interactions of real people fulfilling natural drives with well-adjusted enjoyment remain the popular masterpieces of modern art (as it used to be called), and the fact that they are not fraught and tragic, without the slightest social unrest in view, or even much sign of the spacial and communal disjunction which some persist in seeking, is far from removing their interests." |
What did Renoir do very well?
You guessed it. The beauty of the nude form.
Renoir The Master
I salute You and Your beautiful Impressionist style.
Milli 2008
For more wonderful art the tour starts here.
The music above is also from The Impressionist era and this one is called
The Girl with the Flaxen Hair by Claude Debussy.
The one below you will know it is Bolero by Ravel.
Also from the Impressionist Era this time of music.
The French artist Pierre Auguste Renoir's works are brilliant and immortal. I had a chance to see all his paintings with my friend and I liked them very much. Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeletethank you thank you and thanks again for intrroducing my world is very small i know
ReplyDeleteThank you JR and how exciting that you and your friend saw his work.
ReplyDeleteRajarishi the world is small and full of wonder and I love to share it like you do.
How exciting Art is?
you have been very magnanimous to share your research by introducing the site where all the great artists album is held. i am only sad i think not one indian figure there. i appreciate mr wishwa here who digs a little into indian exposures. not that i am patriotic but always you have to know yourself first the search begins at home. the world is of course in our pocket.
ReplyDeleteyour rendition here is excellent and u know the occasion when i am seeing the bathing beauties thank you i am sure i shall have a pleasant night dreams on the eve.
thanks for the presentation. happy sunday,
I have now added some music also from the Impressionist Era for those who wish to listen.
ReplyDeletealways lovely
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Lovely thanks for this site
ReplyDeleteI like all his subjects but I think I like the way he captures the innocence of childhood best
lovely, romantic looking paintings~
ReplyDeleteRenoir is one of my first loves, I've been attracted to his world since I visited the old Jeu de Paume Museum in Paris, Impressionists having been moved to the Musée d'Orsay since then. Welcome to Art Sunday, thanks for participating.
ReplyDeleteI thank all who visited my first attempt at Art Sunday and I also wish Our Hostess well.
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