Description
A young woman in a rust-orange jacket sits bent over an embroidery frame, her needle poised over the stretched white fabric as she concentrates on her work. She is seated in an interior with an olive-green curtain falling beside her and small framed pictures on the wall behind; in the background, two men in dark suits stand talking quietly, giving the domestic scene an added sense of a lived-in household. Painted by Renoir in 1897 and now in the Columbus Museum of Art, the portrait captures Christine Lerolle, daughter of the painter Henry Lerolle, absorbed in a quiet, everyday task rendered with warm, closely observed color.
This intimate interior scene is available as a museum-quality reproduction for the wall, printed on canvas or fine-art paper and made to order in a choice of sizes and finishes.



