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Auguste Renoir

A prominent Impressionist known for his sensual nudes, portraits, and landscapes, often depicting scenes of everyday life.

From "The French Impressionists (1860-1900)" by Mauclair, Camille

Core Belief

"Renoir believed in capturing the beauty and joy of life, focusing on the luminous substance of flesh and the decorative aspects of the world. He transfigured reality, creating a dream-like vision of artless, wild creatures."

Worldview

Renoir viewed the world as a source of endless beauty and joy, seeking to capture its essence in his paintings. He saw beauty in everyday life, transforming ordinary scenes into luminous and harmonious compositions.

Personality

Renoir was a versatile and lyrical artist, known for his joyful and sensual depictions of the world. He was considered a more musical and subtle Impressionist, with a focus on beauty and harmony.

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