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By Feist Peter H.
Peter H. Feist | 2016 | Taschen Basic Art
Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841–1919) was a prominent Impressionist painter known for his sun-kissed, charming, and sensual works. His art celebrated the plein air movement and color innovations of his era, characterized by lightheartedness and luminosity. Renoir produced a prolific body of work, influenced by artists like Courbet and Degas, and collaborated with peers such as Monet to explore new uses of color and brushwork. His subjects often included intimate scenes of lovers, mothers, and nudes, evolving from a feathery Impressionist touch to a more classical style.