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Pierre-Auguste Renoir: the painter of light, skin and the Sunday afternoon<\/h2>\n

Of all the Impressionists, Pierre-Auguste Renoir is the one who cared least about landscape for its own sake. What held him were people \u2014 dancers, oarsmen, children, women at a window \u2014 and the light that happened to fall across them. That is why his work still reaches viewers who have no particular appetite for art history: you stand in front of it as though in front of an afternoon you have already lived through. This page follows Renoir from a porcelain workshop in Paris to the last canvases painted in the south of France, and sets out what actually identifies his hand \u2014 which matters here, because hand-painted oil reproductions<\/em> after Renoir demand something quite different from reproductions after almost any other painter of his generation.<\/p>\n

Limoges, 1841: from porcelain to canvas<\/h3>\n

Renoir was born in Limoges in 1841, in a city that at the time meant one thing: porcelain. The family moved to Paris while he was small, and as a teenager he went to work in a porcelain manufactory, painting decoration onto tableware. It is tempting to treat this as a footnote, but it is not one. Painting on porcelain requires thin, quick colour laid on a smooth, non-absorbent surface: the paint cannot be built up thickly, and a stroke once made cannot be argued with. That habit \u2014 thin, fluid, committed \u2014 never left him, and it is precisely what separates his canvases from the dense, kneaded surfaces some of his contemporaries preferred.<\/p>\n

Gleyre\u2019s studio and a summer on the river<\/h3>\n

In the early 1860s Renoir entered the studio of Charles Gleyre, where he met Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley and Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Bazille. What mattered more than the teaching was a summer spent on the water. Renoir and Monet set up side by side at La Grenouill\u00e8re, a bathing and boating spot on the Seine, and tried to paint the river not as a surface but as a mesh of broken reflections. Impressionism came out of those small, rapidly worked canvases \u2014 not as a manifesto, but as a practical answer to the question of how you paint something that will not hold still.<\/p>\n

1874: the first exhibition, and a name meant as an insult<\/h3>\n

In 1874 a group of painters who had grown tired of waiting on the official Salon mounted a show of their own. The critics were derisive, and out of that derision came the label the artists themselves eventually adopted. Renoir took part, but he kept a certain distance from the group throughout. He wanted official recognition and portrait commissions more openly than some of his colleagues did \u2014 which earned him a reputation for being agreeable, and also kept him fed.<\/p>\n

Dance at the Moulin de la Galette: a Paris Sunday<\/h3>\n

In 1876 Renoir painted one of the best-known French pictures of the nineteenth century: an open-air dance on Montmartre on a Sunday afternoon, now in the Mus\u00e9e d\u2019Orsay, Paris (inv. RF 2739). He worked on the spot, under trees, where sunlight came through the leaves in irregular travelling patches across faces and clothing. Rather than tidy those patches away, he let them stand as blocks of colour \u2014 bluish and violet in shadow, warm in the light. That refusal is exactly why the crowd appears to be moving. We offer the subject as a hand-painted Dance at the Moulin de la Galette on canvas<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The Chatou terrace: a lunch that closed a decade<\/h3>\n

Between 1880 and 1881 Renoir painted a party of friends, models and patrons gathered on the balcony of a riverside restaurant on the Seine \u2014 at once a group portrait and a still life of glass, fruit and white linen, now in the Phillips Collection, Washington (inv. 1637). It is generally read as the summit of his Impressionist decade, and it was also the last large scene of its kind he attempted. As one of our reproductions of famous paintings<\/em> it is among the most demanding subjects we take on, because the painter has to carry a whole company of figures without letting the picture stiffen: Luncheon of the Boating Party, hand-painted in oil<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Italy and the \u201cdry period\u201d<\/h3>\n

At the start of the 1880s Renoir travelled to Italy. Raphael and Roman wall painting showed him something Impressionism had given up: firm drawing, and form that does not dissolve the moment light touches it. He came back and changed course for several years \u2014 contours hardened, surfaces cooled, compositions became deliberate. He was dissatisfied with the results and later described the phase as a dead end, yet the late Renoir is unthinkable without it, because he carried out of it a sense of volume that he then rewarmed with colour. Two journeys to Algeria, in 1881 and 1882, fall in the same years and visibly lifted his palette.<\/p>\n

Cagnes-sur-Mer: the late years<\/h3>\n

Renoir spent his last years in the south of France, at Cagnes-sur-Mer, where he died in 1919. Rheumatism progressively crippled his hands, so that he worked more slowly and with an altered grip on the brush \u2014 but he did not stop. The late canvases are softer, redder and fuller, with bodies that seem almost to merge into the landscape behind them. These were long the least admired works in his output and are now among the most exhibited.<\/p>\n

Durand-Ruel, and how the paintings reached America<\/h3>\n

Renoir\u2019s most important ally was not a critic but a dealer. Paul Durand-Ruel bought the Impressionists while the Paris Salon was still refusing them, often taking whole groups of canvases at once, and that is a large part of why these painters survived at all. In 1886 he took a major exhibition of the Paris Impressionists to New York and opened up an American market considerably more curious about this painting than the French one had been. The consequence is still visible on any museum map: a great deal of Renoir\u2019s work hangs not in France but in American collections. The largest single holding was assembled by Albert C. Barnes \u2014 the Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, keeps around 180 Renoirs, with sources putting the figure between 179 and 181, far more than any museum in Europe.<\/p>\n

The subjects Renoir returns to<\/h3>\n

Renoir\u2019s output reads more usefully as a set of recurring families than as a list of titles. First, scenes of sociable life: dancing, lunch, a river terrace, a theatre box. Second, portraits \u2014 frequently children and young women, without official posture and without solemnity \u2014 which brought in the commissions that paid for everything else. Third, the bathers, a subject that runs from his early years to his final canvases. Fourth, flower pieces and gardens, which doubled as colour exercises with no client attached. Fifth, landscape: the Seine at Chatou, the Algerian journeys, and later the olive groves of the south. Closely related is the portrait of a fellow painter at work, Claude Monet Painting in His Garden at Argenteuil<\/a>. For choosing a reproduction this grouping is far more practical than a title list, since a dancing scene occupies a wall quite differently from a quiet flower piece, and both are equally characteristic.<\/p>\n

How Renoir actually painted<\/h3>\n

Renoir\u2019s handling is thin, not thick. He laid colour in glazed, interwoven layers, frequently wet into wet, so that the edges of one passage dissolve into the next and a firm contour is barely present anywhere. He painted shadow in colour \u2014 blue, violet, green \u2014 rather than reaching for black. The result is a surface that breaks into separate strokes at close range and resolves into skin, fabric and foliage from two metres back. For anyone executing paintings on canvas<\/em> after Renoir, that is where the real difficulty sits: the stroke has to stay visible while the whole stays soft.<\/p>\n

This is why Renoir is among the hardest painters to reproduce well. Where a subject has a strong contour, a painter can recover an error through drawing; in Renoir there is no drawing holding the thing together \u2014 face, fabric and leaves exist only as relationships between strokes of colour. Blend them too far and the surface goes dull; harden them and the scene falls apart into separate blots. That is why, on our Renoir reproductions, the final third of the work takes the longest, as shadow and lit passages are brought into agreement and the skin acquires the warm translucency the painter is recognised by. It is also why a hand-painted canvas and a print are not comparable things here: a print reproduces the appearance of a stroke, never its application.<\/p>\n

Hand-painted Renoir reproductions<\/h3>\n

Our selection covers Renoir\u2019s best-known subjects, each painted by hand in oil on canvas to order, in the size you choose. It is never a print. You can see the full range in our Renoir gallery of hand-painted canvas wall art<\/a>; individual subjects are available in several proportions and formats, and each canvas is supplied stretched on a solid stretcher frame.<\/p>\n

Frequently asked questions about Pierre-Auguste Renoir<\/h2>\n

Where are Renoir\u2019s best-known paintings kept today?<\/h3>\n

The largest single collection belongs to the Barnes Foundation, which holds around 180 paintings. In Europe the Mus\u00e9e d\u2019Orsay is the essential address, where Dance at the Moulin de la Galette<\/em> hangs (inv. RF 2739). The Chatou riverside lunch of 1880\u20131881 is in the Phillips Collection (inv. 1637).<\/p>\n

Did Renoir paint in a pointillist manner?<\/h3>\n

No. Pointillism is the method of Georges Seurat and Paul Signac, who applied colour in separated dots. Renoir worked with thin, interlocking strokes that fuse into one another \u2014 the opposite procedure.<\/p>\n

Did Renoir use a palette knife and heavy impasto?<\/h3>\n

No. Thick, loaded knife-work characterises other painters. Renoir\u2019s surface is thin and glazed, which probably has something to do with his early years painting on porcelain.<\/p>\n

Why did Renoir\u2019s style change after 1881?<\/h3>\n

After travelling to Italy, where he studied Raphael and Roman wall painting, he adopted sharper drawing and clearer form for several years. He judged the phase harshly himself, but it gave him a feeling for volume that he later combined with softer colour.<\/p>\n

What makes Renoir difficult to reproduce by hand?<\/h3>\n

The absence of contour. Form is carried entirely by the relationship between strokes, so there is no drawing underneath to correct against. Getting the balance between blended and distinct strokes right is most of the work.<\/p>\n

How is a hand-painted Renoir reproduction made?<\/h3>\n

A painter executes the work in oil on canvas, in the chosen size and proportion, following the original technique of thin interwoven layers and coloured shadow. Because it is made by hand, every reproduction is a single object rather than a copy off a roll \u2014 that is the difference from a print.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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