Pierre Auguste Renoir

On a summer day in 1874, Claude Monet's wife Camille and their son Jean posed for Edouard Manet in the garden of their villa, located on the outskirts of Paris. The garden at the villa in Argenteuil was buried in mighty trees, and everywhere there were flower beds with dahlias, poppies and stock roses. Auguste Renoir, who was visiting at the same time at the villa, was inspired by this scene and settled nearby and also began to paint the Monet family. In the evening of the same day, Manet decided to talk to Monet about Renoir: “This guy has no talent at all. You are his friend, tell him to stop painting! " On Thursday, let's talk about Pierre Auguste Renoir, a French impressionist, painter and sculptor. Registration link: https://forms.gle/MG524TexShpfTBxJ6 When: August 19 (Thursday) at 19:00 Where: Preobrazhenskaya, 11 How much (prepayment to the bank card is required): UAH 200 See you soon! Inquiries by phone: 050 50 111 40