Description
A young girl sits cross-legged on a richly patterned carpet, dressed in an orange headscarf and jacket layered with gold necklaces, a teal and green patterned skirt, and loose white trousers tucked into black shoes. Behind her, a floral quilted textile echoes the warm oranges and greens of her costume beneath a hazy blue sky. Painted in 1881 during Renoir’s travels in Algeria, the portrait sets bright, patterned fabric against the sitter’s calm, direct gaze. It is held by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Offered as a museum-quality canvas or fine-art print, made to order, the orange headscarf and patterned carpet reproduce with the same warm, textile-rich color Renoir found in Algiers.



