Description
An elderly bald man with white side-whiskers gazes directly out of the canvas, his brow furrowed and his mouth set in a serious, almost stern expression. He wears a plain black coat over a stiff white collar and a loosely knotted black cravat, painted against a dark, muted olive-green background that leaves all attention on his weathered face. This is Léonard Renoir, the artist’s father, painted in 1869 and now held at the Saint Louis Art Museum, an early and unusually direct family portrait from Renoir’s twenties.
This museum-quality reproduction reproduces that quiet, searching portrait as a fine-art canvas or paper print, made to order in the size and finish that suit your space, from a small study piece to a larger, more commanding print.



