A 2007 book about this painting by Susan Vreeland imaginatively tells of how its artist created it to represent "la vie moderne" in response to a challenge from Emile Zola. A railing divides this work along a diagonal into a crowded scene of people and a swirl of reeds and grass. Gustave Caillebotte wears a sleeveless white shirt on the right side of this painting that depicts its artists's future wife Aline Charigot playing with a small dog. The Restaurant Fournaise is the setting of, for 10 points, what painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir titled for a midday waterfront meal?
A 2007 book about this painting by Susan Vreeland imaginatively tells of how its artist created it to represent "la vie moderne" in response to a challenge from Emile Zola. A railing divides this work along a diagonal into a crowded scene of people and a swirl of reeds and grass. Gustave Caillebotte wears a sleeveless white shirt on the right side of this painting that depicts its artists's future wife Aline Charigot playing with a small dog. The Restaurant Fournaise is the setting of, for 10 points, what painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir titled for a midday waterfront meal?
A 2007 book about this painting by Susan Vreeland imaginatively tells of how its artist created it to represent "la vie moderne" in response to a challenge from Emile Zola.