Ernst Kirchner drew a picture of these title figures at Moritzburg and Giorgio de Chirico painted a number of "mysterious" ones.
Ernst Kirchner drew a picture of these title figures at Moritzburg and Giorgio de Chirico painted a number of "mysterious" ones. One painting with this title by Courbet features one woman with a grossly large midsection making a hand gesture to another, possibly a maid, who lies with her socks partially off. The last major work of Renoir showed some of these figures with various yellow hats and other depictions of them by Renoir include one with long hair and another of several playing with a (*) crab. Several other depictions of these figures were made by Cezanne, including one with a large triangular composition of the title figures. Another depiction shows several of the title figures with orange hats and hair and a skiff with a tricolour in the Seine. For 10 points, identify this popular painting subject, including one of them at "Asnieres" by George Seurat.
Ernst Kirchner drew a picture of these title figures at Moritzburg and Giorgio de Chirico painted a number of "mysterious" ones.
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