Description
A young woman leans on a ledge, turning her head slightly to the side beneath a wide straw hat decorated with pink and white flowers. She wears a bright red blouse, and her forearm rests casually in front of her against a loosely brushed backdrop of blue-green foliage and warm ochre tones.
Painted in 1917 and now held at the Artizon Museum, Femme au chapeau à fleurs, corsage rouge et les mains croisées shows the broad, glowing brushwork of Renoir’s late career, when color and warmth took precedence over fine detail.
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 of your choice, available framed or unframed, and shipped worldwide.



