Word: renoirs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Parisian moderns, who think he is an old fogy. He has never followed the fads of Parisian painting, never gone surrealist or cubist, never painted a face with one eye or three. Many of Bonnard's pictures fall into a kind of sentimental fuzziness that reminds people of Renoir...
...French productions are extremely meticulous. If the set calls for a Renoir or Picasso, an hon-est-to-God Renoir or Picasso will be on the wall...
...paintings). Other buyers (mostly anonymous) paid $30,000 for one Toulouse-Lautrec, $27,500 for another. A Corot went for $18,000; a Cezanne portrait of his wife for $24,500; a view of the Seine by Daumier for $15,250, and one by Monet for $11,000; a Renoir nude sold for $12,000. Total evening's business: $221,500 for 20 paintings, almost double what art experts expected the lot to sell...
...paintings: three Monets-River Scene on the Seine "with Barges, Rustic Landscape, Monceau Park; two Sisleys-Seine at Argenteuil, Thames at Hampton Court; Renoir's Woman at her Toilet; Degas' Seated Nude Brushing her Hair; Cezanne's Mont Victoire; Van Gogh...
...that should be intensely specific. People who know the South well will sometimes wince; even people who do not know the South may find the picture not wholly convincing. Yet there is far more to be grateful for than to forgive, notably the work of Zachary Scott; of Jean Renoir, who wrote as well as directed it (the film is based on the novel Hold Autumn in Your Hand, by George Sessions Perry); and of Photographer Lucien Andriot...