Pierre Auguste Renoir

impressionism

Renoir Paintings 1841 - 1919 Painter, Sculptor, France, Impressionism

Jeanne Samary in a Low-Necked Dress, 1877

Oil on canvas, 22.05 x 18.11 inches [56 x 46 cm]

Pushkin Museum, Moscow

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OIL PAINTING: Jeanne Samary in a Low-Necked Dress, 1877
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, a master painter of the French impressionist school, deftly mixed colors to paint women's pale skin in a method that closely resembles contemporary makeup techniques, cosmetic firm officials have found. Renoir applied proper makeup on the women (in his paintings) in a way that is close to contemporary makeup methods.