Anfänglich war Renoir als Porzellan

Anfänglich war Renoir als Porzellanmaler tätig und studierte im Louvre Antoine Watteau und François Boucher. 1862 begann er das Studium an der École des Beaux-Arts, um sich dann Ende der 60er Jahre unter dem Einfluss der Schule von Barbizon der Freilichtmalerei zuzuwenden. Ebenso wie Claude Monet entwickelte er den für den Impressionismus so charakteristischen lockeren Pinselduktus, mit dem die sich im Licht ständig verändernde Farbigkeit festgehalten werden kann. Neben den Landschaftsbildern entstanden auch Portraits u.a. von seinen Malerfreunden und seinem Lieblingsmodell Lise Tréhot.

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Initially, Renoir worked as a porcelain painter and studied at the Louvre Antoine Watteau and François Boucher. In 1862 he began studying at the École des Beaux-Arts, to then turn to the late 60s under the influence of the Barbizon School of plein air painting. Just as Claude Monet, he developed the so characteristic of Impressionism loose brushwork, with which the light in the ever-changing colors can be detained. In addition to landscapes and portraits emerged, inter alia, by his painter friends and his favorite model Lise Tréhot.

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a porcelain painter renoir was initially active in the louvre and studied antoine interiors and francois boucher. in 1862, he began his studies at the ecole des beaux arts, then at the end of the 1960s, under the influence of the school of the freilichtmalerei to barbizon. as well as claude monet, he developed the impressionism as characteristic loose pinselduktus,in the light of the constantly changing colors can be maintained. in addition to the landscapes, portraits and was also his malerfreunden and his favourite model right away tréhot lise.