Paysage, painted by Pierre-Auguste Renoir circa 1860–1880, takes in an open landscape with soft hills, scattered trees, and a clear sky built up in loose, broken strokes. The palette rests on warm greens, dusty ochres, and pale blues, the brushwork feathered and atmospheric in the manner of early Impressionism. The years spanning this range trace Renoir's emergence from his academic beginnings into the open-air painting that would define the Impressionist movement. The picture distills a quiet rural view into a luminous Impressionist study of light and air.