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 
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}