Theodore Duret claims that the women in this work have a "roguish charm" which only this work's artist could create. In the upper right, a woman with a feathered hat touches her gloved hands to her face, and a man in ablack top hat has his back turned to us. On the right, a man sits backwards in his chair to the left of a woman in a blue dress. The artist's future wife Aline Charigot cradles a Bob, a black dog, while a man in a brimmed straw hat leans against the balcony next to her. Set at the Maison Fournaise, FTP, na
Theodore Duret claims that the women in this work have a "roguish charm" which only this work's artist could create. In the upper right, a woman with a feathered hat touches her gloved hands to her face, and a man in ablack top hat has his back turned to us. On the right, a man sits backwards in his chair to the left of a woman in a blue dress. The artist's future wife Aline Charigot cradles a Bob, a black dog, while a man in a brimmed straw hat leans against the balcony next to her. Set at the Maison Fournaise, FTP, name this painting which a table with plenty of food and wine for a meal eaten on the Seine waterfront, an Impressionistic work by Pierre-Auguste Renoir.
Theodore Duret claims that the women in this work have a "roguish charm" which only this work's artist could create.
{Luncheon of the Boating Party}