Impressionism · 19th century
Hand-painted reproduction after
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
La Loge
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The painting
La Loge
A young woman in a striped black and white dress sits in a box at the theatre, a rose at her breast, looking calmly out at us. The man behind her looks up through his opera glasses, at someone else. Renoir's brother Edmond posed for him, and a model called Nini for her. It was shown at the first Impressionist exhibition in 1874, and it is in the Courtauld Gallery in London.We paint it by hand in oil after you order. You see a photo of the finished canvas and say yes before it is sent.
About the original
- Painted in
- 1874
- Original size
- 80 × 63.5 cm (31.5 × 25 in)
- Where it hangs
- Courtauld Institute of Art
Detail
Specification
| Medium | Oil on canvas |
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| Arrives | Rolled, ready for local framing |
| Packed | Rolled in a protective tube |
| Turnaround | 3 to 4 weeks, then delivery |
The hand behind it
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Renoir started at thirteen painting flowers onto porcelain in a Paris workshop, which is where the sweetness in his colour comes from. The trade collapsed when machines took over, and he went to art school instead. The 1870s are the well-known Renoir: dappled light through leaves, dancing, lunch running long. Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette and Luncheon of the Boating Party both come from this stretch, and both are crowded with friends he actually knew. Then he stopped. A trip to Italy in 1881 left him convinced Impressionism had taught him nothing about drawing, and for several years he painted in a hard, cool, deliberately linear manner that most people disliked at the time and still do. Rheumatoid arthritis crippled his hands after 1900. He moved south to Cagnes, worked with the brush wedged into his fist, and kept painting nudes and landscapes until 1919. The late canvases are looser and hotter in colour than anything he made when he was well.
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Questions
How is the finish priced?
The price you see is the painting at the size you chose, in the finish you chose, and it updates as you change either. Rolled arrives in a protective tube, ready for local framing. Stretched arrives on wooden bars, ready to hang. Framed arrives in its frame, ready to hang. Stretched and framed go up to 60 × 90 cm (24 × 36 in); larger paintings travel rolled.
How long does it take?
Painting begins after you order and takes 3 to 4 weeks, including drying and the photo you approve. Delivery then takes 4 to 10 working days to most countries. More on delivery times.
Will it look exactly like the original?
It is painted by a person, so no. Brushwork varies between copies, which is the difference between a painting and a poster.
What if I do not like it?
Ninety days from delivery, full refund.
Can I get La Loge in a different size or shape?
Yes. La Loge is painted to the size you want, in the original’s proportions, or adapted to another shape on request. Stretched and framed go up to 60 x 90 cm (24 x 36 in). The original measures 80 x 63.5 cm (31.5 x 25 in).
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