Under the pseudonym Flor O'Squarr, one critic compared this painting to a Chinese princess in a Heine poem whose "greatest pleasure in life was to tear up satin and silk." In a Picasso painting of the same name, a woman wearing a green hat with a yellow flower whispers while a woman with a sky blue cap smiles at nothing in particular. Georges Rivière propagated the idea that this painting was done entirely from memory, and at this painting's far left a woman in a sapphire dress turns away from a man in a black suit. A woman in a blue-and-yellow
Under the pseudonym Flor O'Squarr, one critic compared this painting to a Chinese princess in a Heine poem whose "greatest pleasure in life was to tear up satin and silk." In a Picasso painting of the same name, a woman wearing a green hat with a yellow flower whispers while a woman with a sky blue cap smiles at nothing in particular. Georges Rivière propagated the idea that this painting was done entirely from memory, and at this painting's far left a woman in a sapphire dress turns away from a man in a black suit. A woman in a blue-and-yellow striped dress is Estelle, the sister of the artist's model Jeanne Samary, and at the right of the forefront a man writing with a pen sits next to a man with a toothpick. At left the Cuban painter Cardenas is seen wearing a bowler hat and dancing with the model Margot. For 10 points, name this painting of a bunch of people dancing in Montmartre, a work of Pierre-Auguste Renoir. 
Under the pseudonym Flor O'Squarr, one critic compared this painting to a Chinese princess in a Heine poem whose "greatest pleasure in life was to tear up satin and silk."
{Bal au moulin} de la {Galette}, {Monmartre} or Le {Moulin} de la {Galette} or {Ball} at the {Moulin} de la {Galette}