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The Vines at Cagnes (Les Vignes à Cagnes), c. 1908 by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
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The Vines at Cagnes, painted by Pierre-Auguste Renoir around 1908, depicts a hillside view over Renoir's Cagnes-sur-Mer vineyard framed by gnarled, warm-toned tree trunks, a red-clad figure seated in the dappled shade as a small farmhouse and distant hills unfold beyond. Rendered in loose strokes of crimson, rose, and verdant green, the composition captures the sun-saturated brushwork of Renoir's late Provencal manner. Held today at the Brooklyn Museum under its French title Les Vignes à Cagnes, the painting reflects the artist's deep attachment to the Mediterranean vineyard views surrounding his final home.
Artist: Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French, 1841-1919). Date: c. 1908.
The Vines at Cagnes (Les Vignes à Cagnes), c. 1908 by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Provencal Landscape Wall Art Canvas Print.
A note on this reproduction: this print renders in cooler, lighter tones, with pale rose and lavender hues and softer greens.
Also available as the first edition: View the warmer, deeper edition of The Vines at Cagnes. Same painting, with crimson-plum tree trunks and richer greens.