Description
Two women rest together in a lush garden clearing beside a glimpse of blue water. One reclines on her side, nude, propped on one elbow with her full figure stretched across the grass, while her companion kneels beside her, dressed in a loose sage-green blouse and a vivid red-orange skirt, reaching toward her as though in conversation.
Renoir surrounds the pair with thick, tangled brushwork in every shade of green, from deep olive shadow to bright yellow-green highlights, punctuated by soft touches of pink blossom in the background bushes. The nude figure is painted in warm, rosy pinks with heavy, confident strokes typical of Renoir’s late style, her form rounded and monumental against the loosely painted foliage.
Held at the Pola Museum of Art, this 1915 garden scene is available as a wall art reproduction. After the Bath can be printed on museum-quality canvas in a range of sizes, made to order and shipped worldwide.



