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Renoir: Life and Works

Paul Joannides

This text traces Renoir's development from an apprentice painter of porcelain to the consumate master painter he became. Beginning with his early works, in which he explored the experiments with subdivision of colour and broken brushwork that obsessed his fellow Impressionist Monet, to his final figurative masterpieces, which recall the classicism of antique sculpture, this book gives a complete overview of Renoir's life and work.

GenresRenoir, AugustePaintersFranceBiographyPainting, French19th century

144 pages, 3 editions

English edition · First published 1900 by Cassell & Co · ISBN 9780304355686

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Editions

3 editions

English

  • Renoir: Life and Works · Cassell & Co · 2000 · ISBN 9780304355686 This page
  • Renoir: Life and Works · Sourcebooks, Inc · 2000 · ISBN 9781570716928
  • Renoir: Life and Works · Sourcebooks, Incorporated · 1900 · ISBN 9780641560705

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