In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
This painting and Girl with Basket of Oranges form an allegory of the fecundity of nature. The girl carrying the basket of fish, or the fruits of the sea, is set against a landscape reminiscent of the cliffs of Normandy in northern France, where Renoir often painted in the 1880s. Her companion with the oranges, by contrast, perhaps has the Bay of Naples behind her, a site Renoir visited in 1881. These paintings are a version of a pair that decorated the apartment of Renoir's dealer Paul Durand-Ruel.
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Auguste Renoir — Girl with a Basket of Fish
Auguste Renoir — Girl with a Basket of Oranges
Auguste Renoir — A Young Girl with Daisies
Edward Burne-Jones — Ariadne
William Glackens — Lenna with Basket of Flowers
Paul Cézanne — The Four Seasons:Summer
Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot — Italian woman at the fountain
Thomas Dewing — Music
William-Adolphe Bouguereau — The Young Shepherdess
Jean-François Millet — The Normandy Milkmaid
Auguste Renoir — Young Girl Bathing
Edmond Aman-Jean — Portrait of a Japanese Woman (Mrs. Kuroki
