Description
White and orange-red anemones, their petals surrounding dark centers, spill from a rounded green vase set on a plate. Renoir painted the arrangement against a warm ochre and terracotta wall, with the flowers’ cool whites and greens standing out against the golden tones around them.
Titled Flowers (Fleurs), this still life was painted by Renoir in 1885. It measures 40.5 by 33 centimeters and is held today at the Barnes Foundation.
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