Renoir’s Impressionism and an Essential Characteristic
Six paintings. One concept
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The work of Renoir's impressionist stage (Renoir, unlike Monet or Sisley, left impressionism at one point) has a distinctive characteristic: his predilection for the human figure.
The ideal subject of Impressionism is the landscape, since it allows to work more spontaneously with the effects of light and atmospheric changes on things (precisely the obsession of the Impressionists).
However, the moments that Renoir captures are the favorites of the public, because they are moments in the lives of ordinary people, who enjoy them in a simple way. A calm and pleasant life, without drama. And for this reason, we associate him with joy.
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Characteristic Elements of Impressionist Painting.
“One morning, one of us ran out of the black, it was the birth of Impressionism.”
Fundamental Paintings to Understand the History of Painting: Luncheon of the Boating Party, Renoir.
Six paintings: Renoir and Aline.
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