In the upper right corner of this work, a man with orange-striped clothes is putting his hand around a woman who is adjusting her hat and wearing black gloves.
In the upper right corner of this work, a man with orange-striped clothes is putting his hand around a woman who is adjusting her hat and wearing black gloves. A man in brown facing away from the painting is talking to a woman wearing orange and white and leaning on a railing. A table near the foreground has several bottles of wine on it, and a woman in a blue dress is admiring a man straddling a backwards chair. That man, a painter who did not create this work, is Gustave Caillebotte, and this painting also features Aline Charigot [shah-ree-goh], this work's painter's future wife, holding a dog. Name this painting in which the titular group shares a meal, a work by Renoir [ren-war].
In the upper right corner of this work, a man with orange-striped clothes is putting his hand around a woman who is adjusting her hat and wearing black gloves.
Luncheon of the Boating Party [or Le déjeuner des canotiers]