The execution is very free with broad brush strokes and an exuberant use of colour that demonstrates Renoir's debt to his hero Delacroix and represents the high point of Renoir's temporary rejection of the realist influence of Gustave Courbet and Eduard Manet in favour of Delacroix.
As such it represents the high point of Renoir's temporary rejection of the realist influence of Gustave Courbet and Eduard Manet in favour of Delacroix. The execution is very free with broad brush strokes and an exuberant use of colour that demonstrates Renoir's debt to his hero Delacroix.
The execution is very free with broad brush strokes and an exuberant use of colour that demonstrates Renoir's debt to his hero Delacroix. As such it represents the high point of Renoir's temporary rejection of the realist influence of Gustave Courbet and Eduard Manet in favour of Delacroix.
The execution is very free with broad brush strokes and an exuberant use of colour that demonstrates Renoir's debt to his hero Delacroix. As such it represents the high point of Renoir's temporary rejection of the realist influence of Gustave Courbet and Eduard Manet in favour of Delacroix.