Description
A young woman with auburn hair swept up beneath a matching hat sits at ease, one hand raised near her ear, the other resting on a striped fur or shawl draped across the arm of her chair, on which a small dog rests its head. She wears a loose, translucent blush-pink blouse cinched with a dark bow and a string of pearls at her throat, set against a shimmering blue and gold patterned backdrop. This is Misia Sert, painted by Renoir in 1904 and now in the National Gallery, a portrait of one of the artist’s favourite society sitters, rendered with soft, glowing brushwork.
This reproduction brings that relaxed, richly coloured portrait to your wall as a museum-quality canvas or fine-art print, made to order in the size and finish that suit your room, from an intimate print to a larger statement piece.



