Girl With Watering Can by Renoir - Canvas Print
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About Renoir’s Girl With A Watering Can
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This work was first painted in 1879 in Argenteuil, France by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. It was actually made in the garden of Claude Monet, who was a close friend and business partner of Renoir.
The work portrays a little girl from Renoir’s neighborhood. She has blonde hair and is wearing a blue dress.
The original now hangs at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC.
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About The Girl With Watering Can Print
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- 1.50” Thickness stretchers provide a gallery-style appearance.
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About The Artist
Pierre-Auguste Renoir was a French painter and a lead in the development of the Impressionist art movement. Lots of his works focused on beauty, especially that of women. Through his career Renoir worked through lots of adversity. He came from very modest circumstances and couldn't even afford paint at many points. Once he even had to quit his artistry and work in a factory.
