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Which French impressionist painter died in 1919?
Edgar Degas.
When did Renoir begin his life as a painter?
As a child he worked as a porcelain painter in a factory. And he went on from there.
Who was Renoir who was also involved in films?
Jean Renoir (1894-1979) was a film director. He was the son of impressionist painter PA Renoir. also french actor Pierre renoir older brother of jean 1885-1952.
Why was Pierre-Auguste Renoir famous?
Many of his paintings are famous, as for instance:The Umbrellas,Luncheon of the Boating Party,Dance in the City and Dance in the Country,La Moulin de la Galette,Mme Charpentier and her Children.
Where was Pierre Auguste Renoir's first employment?
He worked as a porcelain decorator in his native Limoges.
Famous Ballerina Painter?
Renoir: 'Dance in the Country', Renoir: 'Dance in the Town'. Degas: 'Dance Class'.
Which French impressionist painter died in 1919?
Edgar Degas.
When did Renoir begin his life as a painter?
As a child he worked as a porcelain painter in a factory. And he went on from there.
Which French impressionist painter was born in Limoges?
Renoir
Is Renoir a person?
Yes, he was a famous impressionist painter.
Who was Renoir who was also involved in films?
Jean Renoir (1894-1979) was a film director. He was the son of impressionist painter PA Renoir. also french actor Pierre renoir older brother of jean 1885-1952.
Was Pierre August Renoir also a composer of Impressionism?
He was not a composer but an impressionist painter.
Why was Pierre-Auguste Renoir famous?
Many of his paintings are famous, as for instance:The Umbrellas,Luncheon of the Boating Party,Dance in the City and Dance in the Country,La Moulin de la Galette,Mme Charpentier and her Children.
What country did renoir work in?
In France.
What country was Auguste Renoir from?
He was French.
Where was Pierre Auguste Renoir's first employment?
He worked as a porcelain decorator in his native Limoges.
What was Pierre-Auguste Renoir referred as for his work of art?
Pierre-Auguste Renoir was considered as an "impressionist" painter. "Impressionism" was the art of large, visible brush strokes that didn't mix, but were laid side by side.
