Description
A young child, head bowed and arms crossed, is shown beneath a spray of blooming roses in pink, red and pale yellow. A small pink ribbon holds back the child’s reddish-blonde hair, and the figure wears a loosely painted orange-red garment, the whole scene built from warm, quick strokes typical of Renoir’s late work.
Titled Coco in the Roses, this painting dates from 1905 and is held by the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
It is available as a hand-painted oil reproduction on artist-grade canvas or as an archival giclee canvas print, made to order in the size you choose, available framed or unframed, and shipped worldwide.



