Description
A dark-haired young woman rests her cheek on one hand as she sits at a table, gazing down at a blue-and-white porcelain cup she holds with the other. A matching pitcher stands beside a small bunch of purple grapes on the white tablecloth, and a striped blue curtain fills the background behind her bare shoulders. Painted in 1912 and now in the Barnes Foundation, the picture is a quiet, unguarded moment of pause, built from warm flesh tones set against cool blues and whites. Renoir’s loose, confident brushwork gives the whole scene a relaxed, unposed feeling.
This intimate scene is reproduced here as a museum-quality wall-art print, available on canvas or fine-art paper and made to order in the size and finish that suit your room.



