Renoir-Tradition and Innovation

SKU: J2112PLU0327
edit:countryRitsu InternationalMuseum of Art, The National Art Center, Tokyo, Pola Museum of Art, Yomiuri Shimbun Osaka Headquarters Cultural Division
Publisher: Yomiuri Shimbun Osaka Headquarters
Publication year: 2010
Number of pages: 309P

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Including masterpieces such as "Dance at Bougival" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, "Young Woman with a Fan" at the Clark Art Institute, and "Cute Irene" from the EG Bureau Collection, as well as premier works at the Orsay Museum and the National Gallery of Art. A pictorial record of an exhibition that introduces about 80 works collected from the main collection of the museum from a new perspective. 
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, an Impressionist master who is known all over the world as a "painter of happiness", has been working on a long painting for more than 50 years. He was a painter who worked on a wide range of areas such as still life paintings and decorative paintings. 
Renoir, who started from the avant-garde of Impressionism, did not settle for his success as a portrait artist, and continued to seek between the tradition of painting and the innovation of modernism, and the latest optical research conducted at this exhibition. You can also see the latest findings on Renoir's technique elucidated by.

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