Impressionist portrait "Girls with Marish" (1889) by Auguste Renoir, limited reproduction

Renoir's entire work, shaped by a deep belief in the vitality of nature, is evident in its bright landscapes and the sensual representation of women. Born in Limoges in 1841, initially began his career as a porcelain painter before visiting the École des Beaux-Arts and discovering open-air painting under the influence of the Barbizon School. Together with artists like Claude Monet, he experimented with the loose brush stroke of Impressionism and created works that capture the play of light and water. His late work proves extraordinary color power and drawing skills, despite its health restrictions.