In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
Renoir once said that he was painting a sketch of roses as "research of flesh-tones for a nude." He could have been describing this painting, in which a seminude female figure looks toward a heap of enormous roses that echo the colors and contours of her body. Their swirling forms morph further into a hatted woman at the far right.
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William Glackens — Green Bowl of Flowers
Auguste Renoir — Nude
Jules Pascin — Nude Seated on a Chair
Auguste Renoir — Young Girl Reading
Henri Matisse — The Red Couch (Le Canapé rouge)
Auguste Renoir — Girl with a Basket of Oranges
Jules Pascin — Seated Figure (Jeune fille assise)
William Glackens — Tulips and Peonies in Pitcher
Auguste Renoir — Girl with a Basket of Fish
Auguste Renoir — Woman in a Park
Claude Monet — Glycines
Auguste Renoir — Peaches on a Plate
