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《两姐妹(在露台上)》【Two Sisters (On the Terrace)】

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《两姐妹(在露台上)》
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画作名称:

Two Sisters (On the Terrace)

中文名称:
两姐妹(在露台上)
画 家:
皮埃尔-奥古斯特·雷诺阿(Pierre-Auguste Renoir)
作品年份:
1881 年
原作材质:
布面油画
画作尺寸:
100.4 × 80.9 cm
馆藏链接:
芝加哥艺术博物馆(The Art Institute of Chicago)
备注信息:

 “He loves everything that is joyous, brilliant, and consoling in life,” an anonymous interviewer once wrote about Pierre-Auguste Renoir. This may explain why Two Sisters (On the Terrace) is one of the most popular paintings in the Art Institute. Here Renoir depicted the radiance of lovely young women on a warm and beautiful day. The older girl, wearing the female boater’s blue flannel, is posed in the center of the evocative landscape backdrop of Chatou, a suburban town where the artist spent much of the spring of 1881. She gazes absently beyond her younger companion, who seems, in a charming visual conceit, to have just dashed into the picture. Technically, the painting is a tour de force: Renoir juxtaposed solid, almost life-size figures against a landscape that—like a stage set—seems a realm of pure vision and fantasy. The sewing basket in the left foreground evokes a palette, holding the bright, pure pigments that the artist mixed, diluted, and altered to create the rest of the painting. Although the girls were not actually sisters, Renoir’s dealer showed the work with this title, along with Acrobats at the Cirque Fernando and others, at the seventh Impressionist exhibition, in 1882.

 

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 Pierre-Auguste Renoir painted this delightful homage to springtime, youth, and beauty on the terrace of the Fournaise family’s restaurant on the Seine River at Chatou—where, six years before, he had made “Lunch at the Restaurant Fournaise,” also in the Art Institute collection. The painting was already under way by April 19, 1881, when, at lunch in Chatou with the American painter James McNeill Whistler, Renoir spoke of postponing a planned trip to London: “The weather is fine and I have my models; that’s my only excuse.” The young woman in this painting wears the blue flannel dress favored by lady boaters at the time. She and the girl at her side were not actually related. The art dealer Paul Durand-Ruel invented the title “Two Sisters” when he bought the painting from Renoir in July 1881.

 

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