Description
Coco Reading shows Renoir’s young son Claude, nicknamed Coco, absorbed in a book or sheet of paper laid on a table in front of him. He leans forward on his folded arms, chin resting against his hand, blond hair falling loose with a small ribbon tucked into it, cheeks flushed pink with concentration. Painted in 1905 and held at the musee Renoir, the small canvas is one of many affectionate studies the artist made of his children at close range.
This museum-quality reproduction recreates the warm, glowing intimacy of the original as a fine-art canvas or paper print, made to order for your home. Select the size and finish that suit your wall, from a small study print to a larger feature piece for a reading nook or child’s room.



