Nude Girl with Hat and Roses, painted by Pierre-Auguste Renoir in 1916, presents a young female figure crowned by a soft, broad-brimmed hat and set against a cluster of pink and crimson roses, her form modeled in warm flesh tones and dappled light. The brushwork is generous and feathered, the palette built on rose, ivory, and golden ochre in the manner of his late nudes. By this point Renoir was working into his final years in the south of France, returning again and again to the female figure as the central subject of his art. The picture distills a quiet studio reverie into a luminous late-Impressionist composition.