Description
The Daughters of Durand-Ruel seats two young girls close together on a garden bench, one in a straw hat trimmed with an orange bow, a small bouquet resting in her lap, the other with a long braid falling over her shoulder. Both wear pale lavender-white dresses dappled with soft color, framed by a dense, flowering garden behind them. Renoir painted the sisters in 1882, now held by the Chrysler Museum of Art, letting the greenery dissolve into loose, sunlit brushwork.
This reproduction brings that warm, garden portrait into a room as a museum-quality wall-art print. Choose a canvas or fine-art paper finish, sized for a bedroom, nursery or family wall.
Each print is made to order, keeping the soft, dappled brushwork of the dresses and the lush garden greens close to the original.



