The front figures are large and dark, their faces given in a few strokes and without detail. With us it is made as a hand-painted painting in oil on canvas.
Beside her an older woman in a dark dress sits with a cup in her hand, turned towards her. With us it is made as a hand-painted painting in oil on canvas.
The dying sister sits in a tall wickerback chair seen from behind, so that she herself is nearly hidden; only the edge of her head and shoulders shows. With us it is made as a hand-painted painting in oil on canvas.
Nymph by a Stream – a nude laid right across the length of the canvas. A Nymph by a Stream is an oil painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, made in 1869 and 1870.
The Bathers – a canvas from the last two years, painted thin enough to see through. The Bathers is an oil painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, made in 1918 and 1919.
At the centre a couple dances: a man in black and a woman in a red dress that winds around his feet. With us it is made as a hand-painted painting in oil on canvas.
The Large Bathers – a canvas painted two ways at the same time. The Large Bathers is an oil painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, made between 1884 and 1887.
Blue, cream, ochre and deep red flowers with black centres crowd the lower edge while the ground shifts from cool green to warm orange, hand-painted on canvas from 60 x 30 to 320 x 175 cm.
A glowing band of gold, orange and white flakes between a striped silver-grey sky and a dark blue-grey field, hand-painted on canvas in portrait sizes from 40 x 56 to 200 x 278 cm.