Do you mean actual portraits? He painted Julie Manet, the daughter of Berthe Morisot. Two sisters Cahen from Antwerp. One of his patrons, Mme Charpentier with two children. His fiancée, and again later when she was Mme Renoir. Their son Jean Renoir. Jeanne Samary, a well-known actress. A great number of nude women, a few known by name, but most of them anonymous. Is this an interesting list, or are you really after something else???
Renoir's palette consisted of 5 colors plus White:
Titanium White
Chrome yellow
Red Madder
Ultramarine Blue
Prussian Blue
Vermillion
He was also known to use:
Naples Yellow
Viridian
Ivory Black
Burnt Umber
Raw Sienna
Yellow Ochre
Red Lake (Cad. Red. Med.)
Red Earth (Venetian Red)
Alizarin Crimson
Cobalt Blue
Chrome Green, and
Lead White
This is all that I have discovered in studying the pigments used by Renoir over his lifetime as an artist and impressionist.
Susan Vaughn
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If titanium white existed in his time he didn't use it, but flake white - with which his canvases were given a coat about a week before he used them.
He hated Prussian blue.
His early palette consisted of
Flake white
Ivory black
Cobalt blue
ultramarine blue
Terra verte
Emerald green
Vermilion
Madder lake
Venetian red
Sienna natural
Yellow ochre
Chrome yellow
Naples yellow
Carmine, for cheeks, despite its fugitive nature.
Cobalt violet, occasionally
His late palette was simpler: as above but minus Chrome yellow and Ultramarine and maybe some others, like Vermilion.
The source of this is the book Renoir My Father written by his son Jean; in it can be seen a list of his colours written by Renoir in a letter.
Ordinary oil paint.
Impressionist
yes
He bought more.
It is a commissioned portrait.
Renoir used oil paint and usually painted on big canvases, however at one point in his life he ran out of paint, and unfortunatly he ran out of money too, so he had to stop using oil paint for a while.
Renoir's inspiration: How to paint: Claude Monet What to paint: Beautiful women.
This question can be answered only by Renoir himself
Yes, he did.
In 1883.
yes
In 1881.
From the 1850s until his death in 1919.
In 1876.
He bought more.
It is a commissioned portrait.
It was started in 1881. Renoir made some changes and finished it in 1886.
Renoir used oil paint and usually painted on big canvases, however at one point in his life he ran out of paint, and unfortunatly he ran out of money too, so he had to stop using oil paint for a while.
Renoir's inspiration: How to paint: Claude Monet What to paint: Beautiful women.