Alexandre Renoir calls himself the family gossip. He loves to tell stories about his great-grandfather, Pierre-Auguste Renoir. And he should be the family historian. After all, he’s an artist who is ...

The National Gallery is to stage a major exhibition of paintings by Renoir, described as the “most significant” collection of the French impressionist’s work in the UK for 20 years. The exhibition, ...

WILLIAMSTOWN - Pierre-Auguste Renoir always seemed to have a lighter-than-air touch. Sometimes too light. Even though he’s one of the most famous French Impressionist painters, some of his ...

A British gallery may be forced to give up a prized £500,000 Renoir after claims it could have been seized from its original Jewish owners by the Nazis. The Mail on Sunday can reveal that Manchester ...

Enrolled at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, in the studio of Charles Gleyre, where he met artists such as Claude Monet, Alfred Sisely, and Jean Frederic Bazille Began to exhibit with a group of ...

For many he is the painter who gave Impressionism a bad name, with works that even the most dedicated admirer would concede have a 'chocolate box' quality about them. But a forthcoming exhibition of ...

Get Access To Every Broadway Story Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Alexandre Renoir, the great grandson of ...

Alexandre Renoir, the great grandson of Pierre-Auguste Renoir, is the featured artist over Memorial Day weekend as Ocean Galleries (9618 Third Avenue, Stone Harbor, NJ) hosts a collection of his most ...

An anti-Pierre-Auguste Renoir group recently held a satirical protest outside of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, asking the museum to remove works they had on display by the French Impressionist ...

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A purported Renoir painting bought for $7 at a West Virginia flea market two years ago was actually stolen from the Baltimore Museum of Art six decades ago, The Washington Post has discovered.